Which criterion addresses Failure to show synchronization of movement with ending pose?

• A. flat 0.05
• B. up to 0.10
• C. Additional flat 0.50
• D. flat 0.10

Answer: (D)

Timing alignment between movement and the ending pose is what this criterion measures. It checks how closely the final moment of the movement lines up with the ending pose, using a fixed tolerance for acceptable mismatch. If the timing error is larger than that fixed tolerance, synchronization is considered not achieved.

The best match is a fixed tolerance of 0.10. A flat 0.10 sets a clear, unchanging boundary for what counts as synchronized—any error beyond 0.10 is a failure to synchronize. The other options either imply a different interpretation of the limit (for example, “up to 0.10” doesn’t specify a strict failure boundary) or introduce extra allowances (like an additional 0.50) that aren’t about the basic synchronization check.