In Fencing, a contest between the two fencers is known as:

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a) bout.
· A bout in fencing is the main contest or match between two fencers.
· It typically consists of a series of engagements (exchanges of attacks and defenses) where fencers score points by making valid touches on their opponent.
· In fencing, a remise is a continuation of an attack immediately after it has been parried (deflected) by the opponent without any break in the action.
· It's a quick follow-up action aiming to score a touch after the initial attack was not successful.
· Parry is a defensive action in fencing where a fencer deflects the opponent's blade with their own blade or uses their weapon to block or deflect an incoming attack.
· The purpose of parrying is to prevent the opponent from scoring a touch.
· A riposte is an immediate counter-attack made by a fencer after successfully parrying their opponent's attack.
· It's a defensive action followed by an offensive response aimed at scoring a touch on the opponent.