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WorksheetsYear 7 - Specification/Anthropometrics and Ergonomics
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
F in ACCESSFM stand for
Function
Form
Feasibility
The dimensions of a product can be informed using which strand of ACCESS FM?
Size
Scale
Measurement
Ergonomics
Could the product hurt anyone? Which strand defines standard of a product when looking at ACCESS FM?
Form
Aesthetics
Safety
Size
You should not have more than 10 points to your design specification?
True
False
There is just one way to write a design specification
True
False
What is the most important consideration when writing a specification?
Cost
Client
Function
Aesthetics
Most products you buy are made for the 'average sized' person.
True
False
Custom made or bespoke products are made based upon the size of a specific client
True
False
Ergonomically designed products might be more expensive
True
False
Anthropometrics means 'human measurements'
True
False
'Anthropos' is a Greek word and it means 'human'
True
False
When anthropometric data is collected, data from the top and bottom 5% is not included in the 90% average that is used to design a 'product for all'.
True
False
Ergonomically designed products should be enjoyable to use.
True
False
Custom made products are made with a specific client in mind.
True
False
A para-triathlete might need a custom made product for 'day-to-day' activities as well as for sporting events.
True
False
A design specification must be followed and can't be changed once written.
True
False
When designing a custom product it is important to work closely with a client.
True
False
Design specifications can come from an infinite amount of sources.
True
False
Specification points are only used to list the way a product functions.
True
False
A design specification should never be 'set in stone', it should develop as a designer learns more.
True
False
