Turn sequence from a westward start: A man starts walking West, then turns right, then right again, then left. Towards which direction is he walking now?

Difficulty: Easy

Correct Answer: North

Explanation:

Introduction / Context:A concise orientation test with successive turns from an initial westward heading.

Given Data / Assumptions:

  • Start: West.
  • Right turn ⇒ North.
  • Right turn ⇒ East.
  • Left turn ⇒ North.

Concept / Approach:Update heading after each turn; distance is irrelevant for heading.

Step-by-Step Solution:

West → (R) North → (R) East → (L) North.

Verification / Alternative check:Clockwise/anticlockwise compass cycle confirms final North.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

  • East/West/South contradict the final left from East.

Common Pitfalls:Over-tracking position; only the final heading is asked.

Final Answer:North

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