On Assembling Objects, a common trap answer shows the right shapes but connects the line to the wrong point. How do you avoid this trap?

A frequent trap in connection problems is an answer that uses the correct shapes but attaches the connecting line to the wrong point — a point that looks plausible but isn't the labeled one. To avoid it, don't stop at matching the shapes; carefully confirm that the line connects to the exact labeled points (A to A's spot, B to B's spot) on each shape, accounting for any rotation. Check the precise location of each attachment relative to the shape's features. Verifying the connection points, not just the shapes, is what separates the correct answer from this common distractor.