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Step 4a:  Take out plates from the kitchen drawer.

                            Step 4b:  Put the fruit salad on the plates.
                            Step 4c:  Garnish the fruit salad with some lettuce or coriander.
                  The process of completing one step and going  on to the next is known as Stepwise

                  Thinking. Sometimes a step can be missing, you can find it by using your Reasoning and
                  Problem Solving skills.

                  Look at the picture and draw the missing steps in the given blank space.

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                      In some tasks the sequence of steps can be interchanged.



                   i +  CASE STUDY

                  A case study refers to a task that is based on real-life situations. In this, you have to
                  analyse the situation and solve it with the help of stepwise thinking.
                  Let us solve some case studies with the help of stepwise thinking.

                  Arranging Your School Bag According to the Timetable

                  You have to arrange your school bag according to the timetable with the help of stepwise
                  thinking. To do this, follow the given steps:

                  Step 1:  Open your school bag and make sure it’s empty.
                  Step 2:  See the timetable from your school diary.
                  Step 3:  Take your books and notebooks from your bookshelf.

                  Step 4:   Keep some books and  notebooks in one  section of your
                            school bag according to the subject’s periods for the first half.
                  Step 5:   Keep the remaining books and notebooks in the second section of your school
                            bag according to the subject’s periods for the second half.




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