Directness, Restrictions and Feasibility
Judge whether a route is reasonably direct and avoids the prohibited routes or turns shown by the map and scenario.
From map instruction to checked route
Read the task, anchor the endpoints, remove prohibited movements, compare direct valid options and review the plotted result.
Core concepts
Concept 1
most direct route
Exam cue: A route can connect the endpoints and still lose marks if it is not the most direct valid choice.
Concept 2
prohibited movement
Exam cue: Check symbols and stated closures before comparing the remaining feasible routes.
Concept 3
closure compliance
Concept 4
feasible alternative
Risk pitfalls and guardrails
Choosing the visually shortest line when a turn or road is prohibited.
Guardrail: Do not rely on an old assessment count, atlas format or remembered London route when the current map and task supply the controlling evidence.
Treating any workable detour as equally direct.
Guardrail: Do not rely on an old assessment count, atlas format or remembered London route when the current map and task supply the controlling evidence.
Memory anchors
Directness, Restrictions and Feasibility: scope
Judge whether a route is reasonably direct and avoids the prohibited routes or turns shown by the map and scenario.
most direct route
A route can connect the endpoints and still lose marks if it is not the most direct valid choice.
prohibited movement
Check symbols and stated closures before comparing the remaining feasible routes.
closure compliance and feasible alternative
Review these together when applying directness, restrictions and feasibility.
Directness, Restrictions and Feasibility: avoid
Choosing the visually shortest line when a turn or road is prohibited. Also avoid treating any workable detour as equally direct.
Checkpoint rule
Do the check-up only after you can summarize each concept in one sentence and identify one dangerous pitfall from memory.
Knowledge Check (after reading)
Short check-up to confirm understanding of this module.
Check-up Questions
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