Which signal forms a V by extending both arms above the head at 45 degrees?

Which signal forms a V by extending both arms above the head at 45 degrees?

• A. Extend both arms above head, 45 degrees
• B. Raise both arms laterally until horizontal, arms and hand extended, palms down.
• C. Right arm placed diagonally across chest.
• D. Extend both arms forward, large vertical circles.

Answer: (A)

To signal a V, you extend both arms upward above the head and angle them outward about 45 degrees. This creates two diverging lines that meet near the head, forming the unmistakable V shape in front of you. The other arm positions produce different shapes: arms raised straight out to the sides form a horizontal line, one arm across the chest makes a diagonal line that doesn’t pair with the other to form a V, and moving the arms forward with large vertical circles creates circular motions rather than the two lines forming a V.

To signal a V, you extend both arms upward above the head and angle them outward about 45 degrees. This creates two diverging lines that meet near the head, forming the unmistakable V shape in front of you. The other arm positions produce different shapes: arms raised straight out to the sides form a horizontal line, one arm across the chest makes a diagonal line that doesn’t pair with the other to form a V, and moving the arms forward with large vertical circles creates circular motions rather than the two lines forming a V.