Which term describes the often rehearsed formation or setup of a team?

• A. Stereotype
• B. Strategies
• C. Structure
• D. Tendons

Answer: (C)

Think about how a team is arranged on the field or court when they practice. This arrangement—the positions players occupy, how they line up, and how they move together in different phases of play—is called the structure. It’s what you rehearse so everyone knows where to go and how to support teammates, keeping shape and balance under pressure. Stereotype isn’t about team setup; it’s about fixed beliefs about a group. Strategies are the broader plans or tactics used, not the actual on-field arrangement. Tendons are parts of the body, not related to team organization. Therefore, structure best fits the idea of the rehearsed formation or setup.