In Fencing, a defensive blade movement that blocks the opponent’s offensive action is called ____________.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. Parry.
In fencing, a parry is a defensive blade movement used to block or deflect an opponent's offensive action, typically a thrust or cut. It is an essential skill in defense.
Other options:
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Reprise: Refers to a counterattack or a second attack after a successful defense.
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Saber: A type of fencing weapon, not a defensive action.
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Redoublement: A technique where the fencer repeats their attack after an initial parry or block, maintaining pressure on the opponent.