Question

If North becomes South-East, What will be East become?

• A. South West
• B. North East
• C. North West
• D. South East

Answer 1

Answer:

A. South West

• This question involves understanding direction-based logic.
• Cardinal Directions: The primary directions are North, South, East, and West.
• Intercardinal Directions: These are Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, and Northwest, located between the cardinal directions.
• If North becomes South-East, it means all directions are shifted by 135 degrees clockwise.
• East will become South-West by applying the same 135 degrees clockwise rotation.
• Clockwise Direction: Moving in the same direction as the rotating hands of a clock.
• Anti-Clockwise Direction: Moving in the opposite direction to the rotating hands of a clock.
• Understanding the relationship between cardinal and intercardinal directions is crucial for solving such problems quickly.
• Practice with different directional shift scenarios to improve speed and accuracy.