D&T Quiz 4

Which is NOT an ideation technique for generating ideas?

• Shape-borrowing

• SCAMPER

• Product Analysis

• Brain storming

What does the acronyms 'SCAMPER' stands for?

• Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Minify/Magnify, Put to other use, Evaluate, Rearrange/Reverse

• Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Minify/Magnify, Put to other use, Eliminate, Rearrange/Reverse

• Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Minify/Magnify, Put to other use, Evaluate, Reduction.

• Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Mutiply, Put to other use, Evaluate, Rearrange/Reverse.

Observe the idea generation done by a designer for a bottle and state which ideation technique was used.

• Shape-borrowing

• Brain Storming

• SCAMPER

• Random Lines and shapes

Which of the following describe/s the brainstorming as one of the ideation techniques. (You may choose more than one answers)

• Collaboration with different people

• Many ideas generated in shortest time

• Gather outside perspective

• Consider all possible solutions

• Build on each others idea

The characteristic/s of shape-borrowing ideas as an ideation technique is/are

• Details are removed

• silhouette is normally used

• features of the shape can be used instead of the whole shape

• must shape like the original shape used

____________________ consideration in design uses anthropometrical data to determine the optimum size, shape and form of a product, and make it easier, safe and comfortable for people to use.

This pen is considered ergonomically well designed. To do that the designer has to: (You may choose more than one answers)

• Ensure that he the measurement of the users' index finger

• Make a mock-up to check if the pen feels comfortable when held

• Make a prototype with actual materials to see if it feels as comfortable as intended

• research what problem or injuries people faced when using a typical pen

Which of the following describes Anthropometry? ( You may choose more than 1 answers)

• It is use in design to fit users comfortably

• It is refers to the measurement of the human individual

• It varies from people with different age, gender, ethnic group

• It is use to understand human physical variation

• Example of anthropometric data when designing a display is to measure the eye height