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Simple Drawings items reward precise spatial parsing of short descriptions. The key descriptors are (1) the arrow points upward, (2) the circle is directly to the right of the arrowhead, and (3) both are centered on the same horizontal line. Option B exactly satisfies these: the circle appears to the right of the arrow (not left), the arrow points up (not left), and the relative vertical alignment is level (not above or below). Options A and C violate either direction (arrow points left in C) or left/right placement (A). Option D breaks the “same horizontal line” constraint by placing the circle above the arrow. In SIFT practice, convert verbal statements into a quick mental sketch: fix cardinal terms (left/right/above/below), then confirm orientation words (upward-pointing). Finally, scan answer choices for any single contradiction—one mismatch is sufficient to discard an option rapidly, letting you move efficiently through high-volume, low-time questions.