their

Use "their"

Both letters have heads. They apparently looked alike or were blended together, so you are talking about "their heads."

You use 'their' in the topic heading and 'they' in the question; however neither is right. The correct answer is 'its'.

You misunderstand. H has two heads; make them lean towards each other until they touch, and you have an A. The form of the set question makes it clear that a singular possessive pronoun is required. 'A' was an 'H' with its (two) heads relying on one another.

Right - o.

I didn't know people were still using cursive!

Perhaps "The H looked like an A, with its . . . " would have been more clear.

Good answer. Thank you.