Correct answer: be in the vertically upward direction
The net force from the liquid is the buoyant force, equal to the weight of displaced liquid and directed vertically upward (acting at the center of buoyancy). For a fully submerged body it depends only on the displaced volume, not on depth or orientation, so it does not change when pushed deeper or rotated. It only changes (decreases) when part of the body is taken out, but the directional statement 'vertically upward' is the always-true description of the net liquid force.