In the same search guidance, if you start by going right, which action is correct?

• A. Move left
• B. Continue right
• C. Backtrack to start
• D. Stay right

Answer: (D)

This question tests applying a consistent, boundary‑following search method. When you start by moving to the right, the correct action is to stay on the right side as you continue. Keeping your right hand in contact with a boundary (or maintaining that right‑side path) ensures you move methodically, cover space without leaving gaps, and stay oriented in a cluttered or unfamiliar environment. Backtracking or flipping directions would disrupt the organized pattern and waste time, while simply continuing to move in the same direction can miss side passages or pockets. So, staying on the right is the best course to maintain a complete and efficient search.