GS 26 01 83 THAI TROOP EXERCISES

What is the primary focus of the 'On Top' concept?

• Focusing on the uppermost layer

• Exploring the middle ground

• Understanding the base level

• Analyzing the bottom layer

Which scenario best illustrates the application of 'On Top'?

• A picture hanging on a wall

• A book placed under a table

• A cup sitting on a saucer

• A pen inside a drawer

How does the concept of 'On Top' differ from 'Underneath'?

• 'On Top' indicates a position above

• 'On Top' means being inside

• 'On Top' refers to being below something

• 'On Top' suggests being beside

What is a key takeaway from the 'On Top' concept?

• It only applies to abstract ideas

• It is irrelevant in spatial contexts

• It is synonymous with 'Underneath'

• It helps in understanding spatial relationships

Which of the following is NOT an example of 'On Top'?

• A cherry on a cake

• A rug under a table

• A bird on a branch

• A hat on a head