The second direction, or bottom half of the oblong shape moves toward the:

The second direction, or bottom half of the oblong shape moves toward the:

• A. Concave end
• B. Convex end
• C. Straight end
• D. Rounded end

Answer: (A)

The bottom half of an oblong shape follows the inward curve. That inward-curving side is the concave end, which guides the motion toward the interior angle of the shape. Moving toward the concave end keeps the motion aligned with the shape’s contour, producing a natural, balanced result. The other ends describe outward or straight characteristics, which don’t match the inward direction of the bottom half, so they’re not the correct destination for this movement.

The bottom half of an oblong shape follows the inward curve. That inward-curving side is the concave end, which guides the motion toward the interior angle of the shape. Moving toward the concave end keeps the motion aligned with the shape’s contour, producing a natural, balanced result. The other ends describe outward or straight characteristics, which don’t match the inward direction of the bottom half, so they’re not the correct destination for this movement.