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A: Yes, this example of an abstract class hierarchy has a superclass AbstractShape that includes a concrete moveTo(int, int) method that will be inherited by any subclass. It also includes an abstract double getArea() method that must be implemented by any concrete subclass. The implementation of the getArea() method is different in the Circle and Square subclasses.
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