What are three different NAV display format options?

• A. Rose map, TSD map, rose plan
• B. Rose map, arc map, rose plan
• C. TSD map, arc map, rose plan
• D. Rose map, legs map, rose plan

Answer: (B)

The question tests understanding of three distinct NAV display formats used to present navigation data in different ways. A rose map shows bearings and distances around a central point in a circular, compass-like layout, making it easy to see where objects lie relative to you. An arc map emphasizes range and relative position along curved lines from your position, helping you gauge where targets or waypoints fall along specific bearings or distances. A rose plan combines the radial, compass-like reference with a plan or top-down view, giving both directional cues and geographic context on one display.

Together, these three formats cover different visual approaches to presenting the same navigation information, which is why they’re the three options listed in the correct answer. The other choices mix in formats that aren’t part of this standard trio, so they don’t provide the same complete set of NAV display options.