Workshop 5 virtual reality

Define the term 'artificial'.

• A term used to describe something that is alive.

• Something that is created by nature without human influence.

• Artificial means made or produced by human beings, not occurring naturally.

• Natural and unaltered by human intervention.

Which one sentence is wrong in using the word "virtual"?

• The virtual book is real and you can touch it.

• The virtual meeting allowed participants from around the world to collaborate without being physically present.

• She enjoyed the virtual tour of the museum from her home.

• The virtual reality game was incredibly immersive and engaging.

What is a synonym for 'simulate'?

• replicate

• mimic

• duplicate

• copy

Provide an antonym for 'maximise'.

• enhance

• minimise

• increase

• amplify

Explain the concept of 'immersion' in a technological context.

• Immersion refers to the physical act of using a computer.

• Immersion is the process of downloading software updates.

• Immersion describes the speed of internet connectivity.

• Immersion is the state of being deeply engaged or absorbed in a digital environment, often through VR or AR technologies.

Define 'generate' and give an example of its use.

• Generate means to destroy or eliminate something.

• Generate means to produce or create something.

• Generate refers to the act of copying or duplicating.

• Generate is a term used for reducing or minimizing resources.

What does 'invention' mean?

• A simple improvement on an existing product.

• A random thought that has no practical use.

• A historical event that changed society.

• A novel creation or device resulting from a unique idea or process.

What is the meaning of “Client” in a technology context?

• 客户

• 客户端

• 消费者

• 雇主

How can technology 'transform' traditional industries?

• Technology reduces the need for skilled labor.

• Technology has no impact on production costs.

• Technology solely focuses on marketing strategies.

• by reducing repeated work and increasing efficiency

What is a 'defect' in a product, and how can it be identified?

• Defects can only be identified after the product is sold.

• A defect is a marketing term used to describe a product's uniqueness.

• A defect is a flaw that affects its quality, identified through inspections.

• A defect is a feature that enhances a product's performance and quality.