Question

A man starts walking in the North direction. Which of the following options will bring him going Southward?

• A. Three consecutive left turns
• B. One left turn and then another right turn
• C. Two consecutive right turns
• D. One right turn and then another left turn

Hint:

When determining directions after turns, visualize the cycle of directions (North, East, South, West) and track the changes step by step.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

- The man starts walking in the North direction. - Now, let's analyze the options: - Option (A): Three consecutive left turns: 1. First left turn: West. 2. Second left turn: South. 3. Third left turn: East. This will lead the man to walk East after three left turns, not South. - Option (B): One left turn and then another right turn: 1. First left turn: West. 2. First right turn: North. This brings the man back to the North, not South. - Option (C): Two consecutive right turns: 1. First right turn: East. 2. Second right turn: South. This will indeed bring the man to walk South. - Option (D): One right turn and then another left turn: 1. First right turn: East. 2. First left turn: North. This will bring the man back to the North, not South. Thus, the correct answer is Option (C) Two consecutive right turns.