Power of suggestion.
Use of the word “arrow” in the spot of the formula that was previously occupied by “scroll” suggests it compellingly by sound. We would never use “arrow” as a verb in this way. Even though it is not what grabs our focus because of the “Quick,” the caps, and the imperative, it is prominent in the context and striking because it is anomalous.
Structure of the exercise also suggests something long and vertical.
I have seen this one in e-mail, but here even the color of the background is suggestive. Plenty of subtle cues to point us in a certain direction.
Carrots are among the most common vegetables, and very often pictured in any illustration of vegetables. They’d be a likely contender even without all the prompts. So the prompts just have to narrow the field out of maybe five or six and not out of hundreds.
Does a compulsion to analyze and explain this make me normal?