Which term describes evading an attack by shifting one's body or stepping aside?

• A. Evacuation care
• B. Follow through
• C. Fine motor skills
• D. Evasion

Answer: (D)

The action described is evasion. Evasion means avoiding an attack by moving your body out of the way—shifting, sidestepping, or stepping aside to prevent contact. It’s a defensive response focused on staying out of the threat’s path. The other terms don’t fit: evacuation care relates to moving people to safety or medical transport, not dodging an attack; follow through means continuing a movement after starting it, not the act of avoiding; fine motor skills are small, precise hand or finger movements, not the broader defensive maneuver of dodging an attack. So evasion best captures the idea of dodging an incoming threat by changing position.