Verification of truth — direction sense (India, morning sun): “If we travel towards the South in the morning, we see the Sun rising on our left side.” Choose the most accurate frequency statement.

Introduction / Context:
This assesses spatial orientation relative to cardinal directions and sunrise in India (Northern Hemisphere). In the morning, the Sun rises in the east (varying between northeast and southeast across seasons), still broadly “east” of the observer.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Location: India/Northern Hemisphere.
• Time: morning (sunrise through forenoon).
• Facing: towards the South.

Concept / Approach:
If you face South, then East is on your left and West is on your right. Because the Sun appears in the eastern sky in the morning (azimuth varying seasonally), it will be on your left-hand side when you face South.

Step-by-Step Solution:
Cardinal mapping while facing South: Left = East, Right = West, Front = South, Back = North.Sun’s morning position ≈ East ⇒ observer’s left side.

Verification / Alternative check:
Across seasons, sunrise shifts between NE and SE; both are in the eastern half, which still lies to the left when facing South in India. The statement remains valid.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
“Sometimes/Generally” underplay a stable hemispheric reality; “Never” contradicts basic orientation.

Common Pitfalls:
Confusing which side is East when facing South; forgetting seasonal azimuth shifts still lie to the left.

Final Answer:
Always