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 "If I'm facing west, and turn to the right 90 degrees, which way am I facing?",You're facing north.,"You turned to the right, and the direction to the right of west is north. You're facing north."
 "A train is on a track heading south. If the track makes a 90 degree turn to the left, which way will the train go?",The train will go east.,"The train turned 90 degrees to the left. It was facing south, and from that perspective the direction to the left is east. The train is going east now."
 "A tower is made with five blocks. Red on the bottom, above that green, above that blue, above that yellow, above that magenta on the top. The tower is turned over to the right, resting on its side. Which block is to the left of the yellow?",The block to the left of the yellow is blue.,"You turned the tower over on its right side. Blue was under yellow, so now blue is the block to the left of yellow."
-"Which direction is to the right if I face east?",South.,"The direction to the right of east is south."
+"Which direction is to the right if I face east?",South.,"The direction to the right of east is south."
+"List the directions I'll see, in order, if I face north then turn to the right until I face north again.","North, east, south, west, north.","If you start facing north and continuously turn to your right (which is equivalent to turning clockwise) until you face north again, you will go through all four cardinal directions. First north, then east, then south, then west, then back around to north."
+"Someone starts facing south. If they turn to the left 360 degrees, name all the directions they see, in order of when they see them.","South, east, north, west, then south again at the end.","If someone starts facing south, then turns to the left, they turn counter-clockwise. Turning counterclockwise starting at south for 360 degrees is a full circle with the following directions: South, then east, then north, then west, then finally south again after the completion of the circle."