What is the control button that sets the ship symbol in the position of the cursor?

• A. A, left arrow
• B. B, little up arrow thing
• C. C, right arrow
• D. D, center button

Answer: (B)

When you want the ship symbol to sit exactly where your cursor is, you need an action that confirms that location. The little up arrow icon is typically used as the “enter” or “confirm” control in navigation software. Pressing it takes the current cursor position and sets the ship symbol there, placing it at that spot.

The other icons play different roles: a left or right arrow usually moves the cursor or pans the map, not fix the symbol’s position. The center button typically recenters the map on the cursor rather than placing the symbol there. So the up-arrow button is the one that sets the ship’s position to the cursor.