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In an Assembling Objects 'connector' problem, you are shown shapes with labeled points (like A and B) and a line connecting them. What must the correct answer show?

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Correct answer

The same shapes connected by a line at exactly the labeled points (A to A, B to B), with shapes possibly rotated but not changed in size or form

  1. A Only one of the shapes
  2. B The shapes melted together
  3. C Completely different shapes
  4. D The same shapes connected by a line at exactly the labeled points (A to A, B to B), with shapes possibly rotated but not changed in size or form

Why this is the answer

In CONNECTOR problems, the correct answer shows the SAME shapes joined by a line connecting the EXACT labeled points (the dot/line attaches at point A on one shape and point B on the other). ASVAB Assembling Objects tests spatial reasoning. The shapes may be ROTATED or repositioned, but they must be the SAME shapes (same size and form), connected at the correct points by the line. ELIMINATE answers that: use different shapes, connect at the wrong points, or change shape sizes. Carefully checking that the line attaches at the labeled points on the correct shapes is the key skill.
Source: ASVAB Assembling Objects — Connector Problems

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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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