Which pair correctly matches a sign type with its meaning?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. A blue rectangular sign gives information, and a blue circular sign gives an order
- Step 1: Rectangles give information, triangles warn, and circles give orders. Step 2. Blue circles are positive orders, while red-ringed circles forbid. Answer: A blue rectangular sign gives information, and a blue circular sign gives an order. Why not the others: Warnings use triangles, prohibitions use red rings, and triangles never give orders.
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