Maria wants to change a shape with text so that it faces left instead of right, so she rotated the shape so that the text stays right side up. Is this right?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking whether it is correct for Maria to rotate a shape with text so that the text stays upright while changing the shape's orientation to face left. It explores the relationship between the rotation of the shape and the positioning of the text.
Answer
Rotating the shape won't make it face left.
No, rotating the shape so that the text stays right-side up will not make the shape face left instead of right.
Answer for screen readers
No, rotating the shape so that the text stays right-side up will not make the shape face left instead of right.
More Information
To make a shape with text face left, you would typically mirror or flip the shape horizontally, rather than rotating it.
Tips
A common mistake is trying to rotate instead of flipping the shape, which does not change the direction it faces.
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