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using your mobile phone to inform the concerned people/department/office,
etc. You are expected to get involved yourself in tackling the problems,
though there is no harm in taking the help of the police, fire brigade, etc.

What is seen through this activity?
1. The predominant qualities that emerge from the written solution are:

a. Your ability to grasp the essentials of the given situation?

b. Are you logical in your approach?

c. Do you keep in mind the aim or get swayed by the situation?

d. Are you logical in prioritising the problems?

e. Have you been able to identify the various resources available in

the situation?

f. Have you been able to make reasonable assumptions based on your
imagination?

g. Have you made correct use of the resources in tackling the
situation?

h. Have you made estimation of the time and distance?

i. Your written power of expression

2. The predominant qualities that emerge from the discussion are:

a. Ability to reason your views with logic

b. Power of expression

c. The way you interact with others. Are you receptive to others’
views or not?

d. Whether you cooperate and give others a chance also or tend to be

selfish and disruptive

e. Do you take the initiative and lead the discussion or speak once in a

while?

f. Do you have the confidence to face the group and put across your