In a connector problem, if the line is drawn from a point on the FLAT side of one shape, the correct answer must show the line attached:

The line must attach to the SAME point indicated — if it's drawn from a point on the flat side of a shape, the answer must show the line connected to that SAME point on the correctly matching shape. ASVAB Assembling Objects connector problems require precise attention to WHERE the connection points are located. The labeled points (often A and B) specify exact locations on the shapes; the correct answer connects the line at those exact spots. Even if the shapes are rotated, the line stays attached to the same relative point. Watch for wrong answers that attach the line at a different location or on the wrong part of the shape.