AR/VR Technology Quiz

What does AR stand for in AR/VR technology?

• Alternate Reality

• Augmented Reality

• Advanced Reality

• Artificial Reality

In the context of VR, what does "room-scale" refer to?

• The size of the virtual world

• The physical space where users can move

• The headset resolution

• The duration of a VR experience

Which technology enables users to experience a blend of the physical and digital worlds, typically through the use of transparent smart glasses?

• Virtual Reality (VR)

• Augmented Reality (AR)

• Mixed Reality (MR)

• Extended Reality (XR)

Which technology term encompasses the umbrella concept for VR, AR, and other immersive technologies?

• Simulated Reality

• Virtual Augmentation

• Immersive Reality

• Reality Fusion

What is the main difference between Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)?

• VR completely replaces the real world, while AR overlays digital content onto the real world.

• AR completely replaces the real world, while VR overlays digital content onto the real world.

• VR and AR are identical; the terms are interchangeable.

• VR and AR have no differences; they are two names for the same technology.

What type of content is commonly created for VR experiences to provide a sense of depth and three-dimensionality?

• Monoscopic

• Stereoscopic

• Panoramic

• Flat

Which of the following AR/VR technologies allows users to interact with both the physical and digital worlds simultaneously?

• Augmented Reality (AR)

• Virtual Reality (VR)

• Mixed Reality (MR)

• Extended Reality (XR)

Which industry has extensively adopted VR for training simulations, allowing users to practice real-world scenarios in a safe environment?

• Healthcare

• Entertainment

• Construction

• Retail

What role does the concept of "presence" play in the context of virtual reality?

• Creating a sense of being in a virtual environment

• Managing user authentication

• Enhancing haptic feedback

• Controlling virtual advertisements

Which AR/VR device is known for projecting holographic images into the user's field of view?

• VR Headset

• Smart Glasses

• HoloLens

• Oculus Rift