Correct Response: D. Dribbling with the feet involves using steady touches or taps to move the ball forward or sideways while using a running motion to travel. The nonsupporting foot is used. Dribbling does not require alternating use of the feet, nor keeping the eyes on the ball (A); rather, the head and eyes are kept up to maintain direction and awareness of other players. The ball should be controlled as close to the feet as possible rather than within a sphere of a few feet (B). Although students should vary pathways to evade opponents, a traveling pathway (C) would be determined by the dynamics of play on the field.
