From point of origin, to a destination point and return to point of origin.

• A. Round Trip
• B. Tail Wind
• C. Taxi
• D. Turn (local)

Answer: (A)

This question tests recognizing a journey that leaves the origin, reaches a destination, and comes back to the origin. That pattern is a round trip, because it includes both outbound and inbound legs ending at the starting point. The other terms describe different things: tail wind refers to wind aiding speed but not the trip's structure, taxi is ground movement on the airport surface between gates and runways, and turn (local) is a short local flight pattern staying near the airfield rather than going to a separate destination and back. So the round trip best fits the described sequence.