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SSC CGL Direction Sense Verified Practice Test 3

15 structurally validated Direction Sense questions with unique options, mapped answers and explanations.

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SSC CGL Direction Sense Verified Practice Test 3

15 structurally validated Direction Sense questions with unique options, mapped answers and explanations.

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15
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  1. Turns

    1. Facing north, a left turn will make a person face:

    • A. east
    • B. west (Correct)
    • C. south
    • D. north

    Explanation: A left turn from north points west.

  2. Distance

    2. A person goes 5 m east and 12 m north. How far is he from the start?

    • A. 13 m (Correct)
    • B. 15 m
    • C. 17 m
    • D. 19 m

    Explanation: This forms a 5-12-13 triangle.

  3. Path Tracking

    3. A person walks 10 m south, then 10 m north, then 4 m east. He is now:

    • A. 4 m east of the start (Correct)
    • B. 4 m west of the start
    • C. 10 m north of the start
    • D. at the start

    Explanation: North and south cancel, leaving 4 m east.

  4. Final Direction

    4. A person facing west turns right. He will now face:

    • A. north (Correct)
    • B. south
    • C. east
    • D. west

    Explanation: A right turn from west points north.

  5. Distance

    5. A girl walks 8 m north and 6 m west. Her distance from the start is:

    • A. 10 m (Correct)
    • B. 12 m
    • C. 13 m
    • D. 14 m

    Explanation: This forms a 6-8-10 triangle.

  6. Turns

    6. A man faces south and turns left twice. He finally faces:

    • A. north (Correct)
    • B. east
    • C. west
    • D. south

    Explanation: South -> east -> north.

  7. Coded Direction

    7. If south is called west and west is called north, then a person walking toward original south walks toward:

    • A. east
    • B. west (Correct)
    • C. north
    • D. south

    Explanation: Original south is renamed west.

  8. Shortest Path

    8. A person goes 12 m east and 16 m south. The shortest distance to the start is:

    • A. 18 m
    • B. 19 m
    • C. 20 m (Correct)
    • D. 21 m

    Explanation: This forms a 12-16-20 triangle.

  9. Final Position

    9. A boy goes north, then east. In which direction is he from the start?

    • A. north-east (Correct)
    • B. north-west
    • C. south-east
    • D. east

    Explanation: He is to the north-east of the start.

  10. Turns

    10. Facing east, a person turns right, then left, then left. He finally faces:

    • A. north (Correct)
    • B. south
    • C. east
    • D. west

    Explanation: East -> south -> east -> north.

  11. Distance

    11. A person walks 7 m west and 24 m north. Distance from the start is:

    • A. 23 m
    • B. 24 m
    • C. 25 m (Correct)
    • D. 26 m

    Explanation: This forms a 7-24-25 triangle.

  12. Final Direction

    12. If a person is facing south-west, then the opposite direction is:

    • A. north-east (Correct)
    • B. north-west
    • C. south-east
    • D. west

    Explanation: Opposite of south-west is north-east.

  13. Path Tracking

    13. A child goes 3 m south, 3 m east, and 3 m north. Where is the child now?

    • A. 3 m east of the start (Correct)
    • B. 3 m west of the start
    • C. at the start
    • D. 3 m north of the start

    Explanation: North and south cancel out, leaving 3 m east.

  14. Turns

    14. A person faces north, turns 270° clockwise, and then 90° anti-clockwise. He now faces:

    • A. north
    • B. south (Correct)
    • C. east
    • D. west

    Explanation: 270° clockwise from north is west, then 90 degrees anti-clockwise from west points south. The net clockwise turn is 180 degrees.

  15. Coded Direction

    15. If east is called north, north is called west, and west is called south, then original west will be called:

    • A. north
    • B. south (Correct)
    • C. east
    • D. west

    Explanation: The code directly maps west to south.