Signals for changing locomotor movement patterns during introductory activities can include:
A) voice command, whistle, and drumbeat.
B) voice command, whistle, and a wink.
C) drumbeat, clapping, and a wink.
D) whistle, drumbeat, and a nod.

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Voice command, whistle, and drumbeat are common and effective signals used to change locomotor movement patterns during introductory activities, as they are clear and can be easily recognized by participants.

Signals for Changing Locomotor Movement Patterns During Introductory Activities Can