Which best describes the difference in expectations and passing standards between a Pre-Preliminary vs Senior Level Moves in the Field Test?Single choice

Pre-Preliminary has no great expectations for technical ability, carriage, or flow. Skaters are simply expected to have a general knowledge of steps and some level of good form. Whereas Senior level is expected to give an excellent performance that demonstrates power, strong edge control and depth, extension and precise footwork control.

Pre-Preliminary skaters are only required to look cute and smile whereas Senior skaters are expected to demonstrate innovative skating that displays their mastery of all edges and turns in new and unique patterns.

Pre-Preliminary must execute each pattern with exact precision. Every error is recorded so that the skater may re-skate the pattern and fix every single error. If they are unable to re-skate and fix each error they are prevented from entering the competitive track of US Figure Skating. Senior level skaters must also execute every pattern with exact precision but are not allowed any errors, since they are already competing in the competitive track.

Pre-Preliminary is expected to perform to the best of their ability, demonstrating their mastery of performance. Senior level is not expected to demonstrate as much grace, since those skaters are adult skaters over 50.