Cognitive Play: Lateral Thinking

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Cognitive Play Lateral Thinking
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This type of thinking is sometimes referred to
as Thinking outside the box. Lateral thinking
challenges preconceptions, assumptions, and
conclusions.
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What assumptions did you make initially? How did
that assumption prevent you from seeing the
solution?
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What word in the text leads you to draw the wrong
conclusion? Why is this a lateral thinking
puzzle?
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What assumption might people make when reading
this text? How might you re-write the text to
make it more precise?
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What is the most important line of text to
consider when thinking of a solution?