Children run high on their toes and change to a lower level on signal. This is an example of
A) running and changing directions.
B) running and changing the type of locomotion.
C) fartlek running.
D) interval training.
E) running and changing level.

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This activity involves children running at a high level (on their toes) and then changing to a lower level upon a signal, which directly corresponds to the definition of "running and changing level." It does not involve changing directions, changing the type of locomotion (they are still running), or specific training methods like fartlek or interval training.

Children Run High on Their Toes and Change to a Lower