When searching the subject's body you systematically divide?

• A. Two
• B. Four quadrants
• C. Three sections
• D. Eight zones

Answer: (B)

The main idea is to cover every part of the body in a repeatable, organized way so nothing gets missed. Dividing the body into four quadrants—left and right on the top, and left and right on the bottom—gives you a clear map to work through: you can systematically move through each section, ensuring you’ve checked all areas under clothing and accessible folds or pockets. This pattern is quick to learn, easy to communicate to teammates, and reduces the chance of gaps or overlap during a search. It balances thoroughness with efficiency better than broader or more fragmented schemes, which can either miss areas or slow the process down.