FPSC MCQs

The vertical movements cancel, leaving the person 6 km west.
Traveling east returns directly to the starting point.

The movements form perpendicular legs of 6 m and 8 m.
By Pythagoras, the displacement is 10 m.

Facing south, the right-hand side is west.
Therefore, the person moves west.

The north and south movements cancel each other.
Only the 6-meter eastward movement remains.

A 135° clockwise turn is three 45° compass steps.
North-east → east → south-east → south.

A left turn from south faces east, and another left faces north.
Thus, the final direction is north.

A 270° clockwise turn equals a 90° counterclockwise turn.
From east, that direction is north.

A 90° clockwise turn advances two compass points.
North-west therefore becomes north-east.

The equal east and west distances cancel.
The car remains 5 km south of the start.

The north and south movements cancel, while eastward net movement is 4 - 2 = 2 km.
Thus, he is 2 km east of the start.

At sunrise, the sun is in the east and shadows fall westward.
If the shadow is behind him, he is facing east.

At sunset, the sun is west and the shadow points east.
If east is on the person's left, the person faces north.