Which instruction asks you to bend at the elbow?

• A. Go outside and kiss the ground.
• B. Eat a handful of Delilah's food.
• C. Bend at The Elbow.
• D. Mix orange juice with soda and drink it.

Answer: (C)

This question tests your ability to spot a direct body-movement instruction. The only option that explicitly tells you to move a specific joint is the one that says “Bend at The Elbow.” It uses the verb bend and names the elbow, so the required action is clearly flexing the elbow joint. The other options describe actions that don’t involve bending the elbow at all—kissing the ground, eating food, or mixing and drinking a beverage—so they don’t fit the instruction to bend at the elbow.