Route Direction and Sequence
Check that a proposed journey moves from the named start to the named end in a continuous and correctly ordered sequence.
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
forward direction
Exam cue: Trace the proposal from start to end rather than reading an unordered list of roads.
Concept 2
continuous road sequence
Exam cue: At every transition, confirm that the two road segments actually connect in the stated direction.
Concept 3
turn order
Concept 4
arrival at destination
Risk pitfalls and guardrails
Accepting a valid route that has been described or plotted in reverse.
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.
Missing a gap where consecutive named roads do not connect.
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
Route Direction and Sequence: scope
Check that a proposed journey moves from the named start to the named end in a continuous and correctly ordered sequence.
forward direction
Trace the proposal from start to end rather than reading an unordered list of roads.
continuous road sequence
At every transition, confirm that the two road segments actually connect in the stated direction.
turn order and arrival at destination
Review these together when applying route direction and sequence.
Route Direction and Sequence: avoid
Accepting a valid route that has been described or plotted in reverse. Also avoid missing a gap where consecutive named roads do not connect.
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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