Question

In Greco-Roman, a wrestler may not attack his/her opponent's ______, nor use his/her own ______ to trip, lift or execute other moves.

Answer 1

In Greco-Roman, a wrestler may not attack his/her opponent's legs, nor use his/her own legs to trip, lift or execute other moves.

Explanation:

Greco-Roman wrestling does not allow attacks on the opponent’s legs. Wrestlers also cannot use their own legs to trip, lift or perform other moves.