Left-handers have an advantage in sports, such as fencing and tennis. This occurs most likely because
a. the movement of left-handers is quicker than those of right-handers.
b. left-handers can judge distances and space more accurately than right-handers.
c. the movements of left-handers are less familiar to opponents, who usually face right-handers.
d. left-handers have better visual-motor coordination skills than right-handers.
ANSWER: c
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