Which offensive formation spreads players across the field to create options?

• A. An offensive formation with players spread across the field to create options.
• B. A defensive backfield.
• C. A zone defense variant.
• D. A go-to-go offense.

Answer: (A)

Spreading the offense across the field creates multiple passing options by increasing space and decision points for the thrower. When players are lined up and moving across the width of the field, the handler has more targets and can continuously swing or reset the disc as defenders shift. This horizontal spacing forces defenders to cover more ground, opening lanes for cuts and making it harder for a single defender to stay with all potential receivers.

That description matches the idea of an offensive formation whose purpose is to spread players to create options. The other terms describe defensive concepts or an nonstandard offense and don’t capture the benefit of spacing to generate choices for the thrower and cutters.