Which direction is the return channel from Site X relative to OLF Pace?

Which direction is the return channel from Site X relative to OLF Pace?

• A. South of OLF Pace to Snake
• B. North of OLF Pace to Snake
• C. East of OLF Pace to Snake
• D. West of OLF Pace to Snake

Answer: (A)

Interpreting relative positions on a chart is what this item is testing. To determine the direction of the return channel from Site X relative to OLF Pace, you locate OLF Pace on the chart and trace the return channel toward Snake. If that channel sits below OLF Pace on the map and continues toward Snake, it means the channel is south of OLF Pace, aligned toward Snake. That southern placement is why the direction is described as south of OLF Pace to Snake. Visualizing the chart: north is up, so anything below Pace is south; any other direction would require the channel to lie to the north, east, or west of Pace, which the chart does not show.

Interpreting relative positions on a chart is what this item is testing. To determine the direction of the return channel from Site X relative to OLF Pace, you locate OLF Pace on the chart and trace the return channel toward Snake. If that channel sits below OLF Pace on the map and continues toward Snake, it means the channel is south of OLF Pace, aligned toward Snake. That southern placement is why the direction is described as south of OLF Pace to Snake. Visualizing the chart: north is up, so anything below Pace is south; any other direction would require the channel to lie to the north, east, or west of Pace, which the chart does not show.