Which term describes any ski position where the tails are closer together than the tips?

Which term describes any ski position where the tails are closer together than the tips?

• A. Diverging Skis
• B. Converging Skis
• C. Parallel Skis
• D. Spread Skis

Answer: (A)

This question is about how the distance between the two skis changes along their length. If the tails are closer together than the tips, the skis spread apart toward the front, which is described as diverging skis. That term specifically captures the widening gap toward the tip. If the distance were smaller toward the front, it would be converging skis; parallel means the gap stays roughly the same along the length, and spread skis isn’t the standard term for this pattern. So the described arrangement fits diverging skis.

This question is about how the distance between the two skis changes along their length. If the tails are closer together than the tips, the skis spread apart toward the front, which is described as diverging skis. That term specifically captures the widening gap toward the tip. If the distance were smaller toward the front, it would be converging skis; parallel means the gap stays roughly the same along the length, and spread skis isn’t the standard term for this pattern. So the described arrangement fits diverging skis.