Step 1: Interpreting limb orientations.
Both limbs dip in the same general direction (easterly) but at different angles (85° and 60°). When both limbs dip toward the same side, the fold must be overturned or inclined in that direction. The fold axis trends approximately between the strikes.
Step 2: Fold shape.
Since both limbs dip eastward, the fold closes downward, forming a synform.
Step 3: Determining other properties.
There is no indication of the axial plane being overturned (beyond both dips in one direction), so it is best classified as a synform.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct description of the fold is (A) Synform.