Which of the following is the best example of the ability to deal with novelty as outlined in Sternberg's two-facet subtheory of intelligence?

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Devising a creative solution to an unfamiliar math problem requires the ability to deal with novelty, as the individual is faced with a new and unfamiliar problem and must develop a unique solution. Learning to read and navigating a familiar town involve skills and knowledge that have been previously acquired and are therefore less dependent on the ability to deal with novelty. Reading a blueprint of one's home or office space may involve some degree of novelty, but it is primarily a visual-spatial task that does not necessarily require the ability to deal with new or unfamiliar situations.

Which of the Following Is the Best Example of the Ability