Question

drag the sliders.
shape a
shape b
which slider creates scale copies of the shape?
choose 1 answer:
a slider for shape a
b slider for shape b

Explanation:

A scale copy of a shape maintains the same proportions (same shape, different size). Shape A appears to be a square (equal length and width), and moving its slider should preserve the square's proportions (so scaling it keeps it a square, a scale copy). Shape B looks like a rectangle; if its slider were used, it might distort the proportions (e.g., change length/width ratio), not creating a true scale copy. So the slider for Shape A creates scale copies.

Answer:

A. Slider for Shape A