How does tyrosine recombinase acts?

How does tyrosine recombinase acts? Correct Answer Cleaves and rejoin two DNA pairs one after another

The tyrosine recombinase cleaves and rejoins two DNA strands first and only then cleaves and rejoins the other two strands. The two DNA molecules with their recombination sites then align.
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