ASVAB · Connecting Points

A flat L-shaped piece has point A at the outer corner and point B at the inner corner. When this piece is assembled with a matching piece, which type of joint do the two inner corners form?

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Correct answer

A right-angle joint — the two inner corners meet to form a 90-degree interior angle

A A straight seam
B A curved joint
C A right-angle joint — the two inner corners meet to form a 90-degree interior angle
D No joint is formed

Why this is the answer

L-shaped pieces assemble at their inner corners to form right-angle joints. This is the spatial relationship tested in connecting-point questions — trace the fold/assembly sequence, identify which edges meet, then match the labeled points at those intersections.

Source: ASVAB AO, Connecting Points

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About this topic: Connecting Points

Connecting-points items show shapes with labelled points and ask which answer joins them correctly. The skill is tracking where each labelled point sits on its shape after the shapes are moved — not where the shapes end up. This is one of 13 Assembling Objects questions on connecting points, each with a full explanation on a single study page.

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A flat L-shaped piece has point A at the outer corner and point B at the inner corner. When this piece is assembled with a matching piece, which type of joint do the two inner corners form?

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