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WorksheetsBGE D&M quiz 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is a design brief?
Ideas for a design
It outlines the problem that you have to solve
A list of things your design should include
The final design for your product
What does function mean?
How well a product should do what it is designed to do
What a product looks like
What a product feels like
What a product is designed to do
What is a secondary function?
The main thing that a product should be able to do
Anything extra that a product might do that it is not always designed for
The packaging for a product
The name of a product
What does performance mean?
How a product looks
What a product is designed to do
How well a product does what it is designed to do
The people who will buy the product
Which of the following areas might you consider if you were looking into a product's performance? Choose two
Colours
Ease of maintainance
Psychology
Durability
If you were looking at the market for your product, what might you consider?
Other similar products that are available to buy
How big your product should be
What your product could be made from
How you might manufacture your product
What is a target market?
The shops that will sell the product
Who the product is aimed at
The websites that will sell the product
How much you should sell your product for
What is aesthetics?
The product's packaging
The price of the product
The looks of the product
How well people can use the product
If you were working on the aesthetics of your product, which areas might you consider? Choose two.
Colour
Texture
Smell
Taste
What is ergonomics?
What a product looks like
What a product should do
How people interact with the products they use
The people who will buy the product
What are the three areas of ergonomics?
Anthropometrics, aesthetics, psychology
Anthropometrics, physiology, aesthetics
Aesthetics, physiology, psychology
Anthropometrics, physiology, psychology
If you were completing research before you started a design, which of the following methods might your choose?
A survey
Thinking about your own preferences
Looking at photos of existing products
All of the above
If you were completing research before you started a design, which of the following methods might your choose?
Thinking about your own preferences
Internet research
Looking at photos of existing products
All of the above
What are annotations?
A list of things your product should have, do or be
Short notes that explain your design
The design factors
The way the product looks
Which of the following would be suitable questions to ask in a survey about trainers? Choose two.
What are your favourite brand(s) of trainers?
What are your favourite colours?
For what purpose do you buy trainers?
What size of shoes do you wear?
Which design factor does the following statement cover: The chair is made from weatherproof fabric so it can be used outside
Function
Aesthetics
Performance
Ergonomics
When completing research, what kind of information might you look up in an internet search? Choose two answers
Photos of the theme or mood you want your product to be inspired by
Photos of existing products
The size of existing products
The sizes of products that would go in or on your product
Which design factor does the following statement cover: The table is white as it would blend in with the décor in most rooms
Function
Aesthetics
Performance
Ergonomics
Which design factor does the following statement cover: The bag has lots of pockets and compartments as the users said they would like to store their belongings in different areas to keep themselves organised
Function
Aesthetics
Performance
Market
Which design factor does the following statement cover: The phone has been designed to be 70mm wide so that it can easily fit in the palm of most people's hands
Function
Aesthetics
Performance
Ergonomics
