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Audiences ICT (Chapter: 9)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

Each of the following are examples of characteristics of audience to remember when making a presentation except:

a)

Age

b)

Experience

c)

Expectations

d)

Knowledge

e)

Address

2.

How can you get the target audience?

a)

Through the Facebook

b)

Interview many people, questionnaires & use market research

c)

TV advertisement

d)

Visiting the schools

3.

If you do not produce ICT solutions that are built for a specific audience, you could run into a variety of problems.

Which one might not be one those problems.

a)

Can't read fonts

b)

No attraction

c)

Can't use the product

d)

No good weather

4.

Assume that you invented a water purification machine and you want to sell the machine which is 10 K USD per machine. You want to give a seminar to the people about it.

Who can be your audience?

a)

People who live in an area that there is no water

b)

Businessman and people who work in respective department of Government

c)

People who live in Karamoja, Uganda

d)

People who are teachers or workers

5.

Choose which one characteristic of audience that should not be considered when making an IT product.

a)

Income level

b)

Age

c)

Hair color

d)

Gender

e)

Interest

6.

A privacy prevention technique by using a unique number while installing a software to prove that software originality.

a)

Product keys

b)

License agreement

c)

Holograms

d)

Software permission

7.

Factors to consider about your audience include:

a)

Age

b)

Background

c)

Gender

d)

All of these

8.

Who is the Target Audience? ( 2 answers)

a)

The people the product targets

b)

Possible consumers of the presented product

c)

The people making the product

d)

The people making the presentation

9.

Who would most likely be the target audience of a documentary on school curriculum: Successes & Failures?

a)

School boards, administrators & other educators

b)

High school students

c)

Elementary students

d)

Middle school students

10.

First remove your new smart watch from the package. Attach your charging chord to the watch. Now, using a Bluetooth connection, synchronise your watch. Next let your watch charge for at least 24 hours. Your new hi-tech watch will be ready to wear soon.

Who is the target audience for this short passage?

a)

Technology gurus

b)

All watch wearers

c)

Smart watch consumers

d)

iPhone owners

11.

A software prevention technique where users are required to agree to the term of use before the installation can be completed.

a)

Serial numbers

b)

Product keys

c)

Holograms

d)

License agreements

12.

Say " True " or " False "

Use of sound, video and animation will always catch the attention of audience.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What needs to be considered when presenting to young children?

a)

Light shades

b)

Small fonts

c)

Slide transitions & animations

d)

Less images

14.

Asking questions or getting the audience to ' try ' things is always a good strategy to keep the audience active.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What is Copyright?

a)

The ideas & skills of other people that belong to them.

b)

The exclusive & assignable protection of intellectual property by law

c)

Legal constraints that apply to the design of ICT

d)

A product that does not apply to the customers needs

16.

Which of these come under ICT products?

a)

Website

b)

Database

c)

Presentations

d)

All of the three

17.

Find the odd one from the characteristics of the audience that are needed:

a)

Age

b)

Gender

c)

Nationality

d)

Interest

18.

Which one is not a method of knowing your audience?

a)

Interviews

b)

Observations

c)

Questionnaires

d)

Market researches

19.

Why should I care about Copyright?

a)

Allows others to copy your work

b)

Prevents other people from copying your work

20.

Which works are not protected by Copyright?

a)

Slogans, Motion pictures

b)

Musical, Pictorial, Dramatic works

c)

Sound recordings

d)

Ideas, Slogans, Names, Short phrases

21.

Choose 3 possible ways the need of a teens / adult can be met when creating an IT product.

a)

Attractive colors

b)

Large text fonts

c)

Clear fonts

d)

Un cluttered

e)

Simple wordings

22.

Choose 3 possible ways the needs of a senior / elders can be met when creating an IT product.

a)

Larger fonts

b)

Consistent design

c)

Complex interaction

d)

Use technical terminologies

e)

Include clear instructions

23.

What is the definition of purpose?

a)

The meaning of life

b)

The reader the text is intended for

c)

Horizon year 9 students who takes ICT

d)

The reason the text is written ( to entertain, inform or persuade)

24.

A first grade student is writing an 'ad' for popcorn to persuade their classmates to eat it. Which sentence does not fit the audience?

I love popcorn. It is the best food in the whole world. It has nutritional value. It tastes really good. You should have some today.

a)

I love popcorn

b)

It has nutritional value

c)

It is the best food in the whole world

d)

It tastes really good

25.

Select 3 possible outcomes when a product does not match the audience:

a)

Audience will be happy because they don't know how to use the product

b)

Audience will lose interest after initially using it

c)

Audience will not use or buy the product / solution

d)

Audience will not be able to use the product properly