Digital Media Unit 1 M3 SO1

1. What is the primary purpose of the Creative Design Process?
   

• 1. A) To focus on artistic expression

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     B) To solve problems through structured creativity

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     C) To create random design variations

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     D) To develop software using prebuilt templates

1. The Creative Design Process is considered iterative because:
   

• 1. A) It follows a strict linear structure

• 1. B) It requires only one revision before implementation

• 1. C) It allows for continuous improvement based on feedback

• 1. D) It focuses only on the final product

1. In which industry is the Creative Design Process least applicable?

• 1. A) Digital media production

• 1. B) Software development
     

• 1. C) Engineering and architecture

• 1. D) Traditional farming

1. What differentiates the Creative Design Process from traditional problem-solving?
   

• 1. A) It involves both artistic and technical elements

• 1. B) It follows a single-step approach

• 1. C) It ignores real-world constraints

• 1. D) It does not require any research

1. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Creative Design Process?
   

• 1. A) Rigid and unchangeable

• 1. B) User-centered

• 1. C) Problem-solving oriented

• 1. D) Iterative and adaptable

Concept formulation in the Creative Design Process involves:

• A) Generating, refining, and developing new ideas

• B) Implementing final designs
  

• C) Publishing completed projects
  

• D) Analyzing past designs only

6. Which of the following is the most effective brainstorming method for large teams?
   
   

• 6. A) Free writing

• 6. B) Role-storming

• 6. C) Reverse brainstorming

• 6. D) Mind mapping

6. Which brainstorming technique involves generating random words to spark ideas?

• 6. A) Free writing
     
     

• 6. B) Mind mapping

• 6. C) Word association

• 6. D) Role-storming

6. In mind mapping, what is placed at the center of the diagram?

• 6. A) The final design

• 6. B) A related case study

• 6. C) The core problem or idea

• 6. D) A competitor's product

6. Reverse brainstorming differs from traditional brainstorming because it:

• 6. A) Starts with a completed solution

• 6. B) Focuses on making the problem worse to find solutions

• 6. C) Uses random word generation

• 6. D) Ignores user input