Direction Dispatch: Yes/No

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Test your ability to give clear directions.

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Wilhelmina Hingmadi

Indonesia

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Direction Dispatch: Yes/NoOnline version Test your ability to give clear directions. by Wilhelmina Hingmadi 1 Assume the person is familiar with the area and skip details. Yes No 2 Always speak in a single sentence without pauses. Yes No 3 If the person asks for a different route, ignore them. Yes No 4 Using cardinal directions like north or east can guide someone effectively. Yes No 5 Never ask the person to repeat the directions. Yes No 6 Giving clear landmarks helps someone follow a route more easily. Yes No 7 Asking for confirmation ensures the directions were understood. Yes No 8 Providing distances, such as 'two blocks north', helps navigation. Yes No 9 Providing only turn numbers without street names is ideal. Yes No 10 Describing the destination's appearance can help identify it. Yes No 11 To find the library, turn left at the first street and walk two blocks. Yes No 12 The town hall is east of the central square. Yes No 13 The river runs through the center of town. Yes No 14 You can ask a passerby for directions to the post office. Yes No 15 On the map, the bakery is southeast of the school. Yes No 16 The town hall is north of the central square. Yes No 17 The park is directly north of the school. Yes No 18 The map shows a river running along the eastern edge of town. Yes No 19 The bus stop is behind the cathedral. Yes No 20 The shop is five blocks away from the library. Yes No

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Direction Dispatch: Yes/No

Yes or No

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Download the paper version to play

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Direction Dispatch: Yes/NoOnline version

by Wilhelmina Hingmadi

Assume the person is familiar with the area and skip details.

Always speak in a single sentence without pauses.

If the person asks for a different route, ignore them.

Using cardinal directions like north or east can guide someone effectively.

Never ask the person to repeat the directions.

Giving clear landmarks helps someone follow a route more easily.

Asking for confirmation ensures the directions were understood.

Providing distances, such as 'two blocks north', helps navigation.

Providing only turn numbers without street names is ideal.

Describing the destination's appearance can help identify it.

To find the library, turn left at the first street and walk two blocks.

The town hall is east of the central square.

The river runs through the center of town.

You can ask a passerby for directions to the post office.

On the map, the bakery is southeast of the school.

The town hall is north of the central square.

The park is directly north of the school.

The map shows a river running along the eastern edge of town.

The bus stop is behind the cathedral.

The shop is five blocks away from the library.