What does this diagram illustrate about lane selection in a two-lane roundabout?

Why this is correct
In a two-lane roundabout, proper lane selection is critical for safety. The inside lane is used for left turns and U-turns, while the outside lane is used for right turns and going straight through. You must choose the correct lane before entering and stay within your lane without weaving.
From the official Minnesota Driver's Manual (page Page 34)
For multi-lane roundabouts, choose the correct lane before entering. Watch for signs or markings that require or prohibit certain movements. Do not stop, pass or change lanes within the roundabout.
Also asked as
- You are approaching a two-lane roundabout shown in the diagram and need to make a left turn or U-turn. Which lane should you use?
- Which of the following describes proper lane selection in this two-lane roundabout?
- According to the diagram, how should you position your vehicle in a two-lane roundabout based on your intended exit?
- The diagram shows that in a two-lane roundabout the correct lane selection is:
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