Keep in mind that the signs on the velocity and acceleration vectors, refer to the directions of the vectors. If the velocity and acceleration vectors are in the same direction, then the object is speeding up, while moving in the direction of the velocity. If the velocity and acceleration vectors are in opposite directions, then the object is slowing down, while moving in the direction of the velocity.
For example:
If an object has a positive velocity, and a positive acceleration, then it is moving in the positive direction, and speeding up.
If an object has a positive velocity, and a negative acceleration, then it is moving in the positive direction, and slowing down.
If an object has a negative velocity, and a negative acceleration, then it is moving in the negative direction, and speeding up.
If an object has a negative velocity, and a positive acceleration, then it is moving in the negative direction, and slowing down.
In this question, the velocity is +10 m/s, and the acceleration is -2 m/s2, so the object is moving in the positive direction, and slowing down.
But what happens once it has slowed to zero velocity? There is still a negative acceleration, so will it remain at zero velocity, or will it start to speed up, now moving in the negative direction?