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Worksheetsgrade 8 review SJC
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
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1.
When designing a product, what does “designing with empathy” mean?
a)
Paying attention to a user's feelings and needs when designing a product.
b)
Someone who uses an object, including software and hardware.
c)
Designing a product that’s difficult to use.
d)
Designing a product that’s suitable for everyone in the world to use.
2.
In design, what is meant by “the user”
a)
Someone who buys the product.
b)
Someone who sells the product.
c)
Someone who designs the product.
d)
Someone who uses an object, including software and hardware.
3.
How can we make sure a product fits the needs of a user?
a)
Make sure it has the design and features that a particular type of user needs in their life.
b)
Make a product that is suitable for the widest amount of people possible.
c)
Make sure the marketing tells people what they need from the product.
d)
Don’t make the product fit the needs of the user.
4.
Which of the following users would benefit most from smart clothing that tracks heart rate and blood oxygen levels.
a)
An athlete.
b)
Young children.
c)
People who have to drive a long way to work
d)
People who love to play video games.
5.
Define “prototype”
a)
The final product.
b)
A product that is designed using empathy.
c)
A first or early model of a product that allows you to test assumptions before developing a final version.
d)
The best version of a product.
6.
Define “User interface” when talking about an app.
a)
The type of person who uses the app.
b)
The visual elements of a program that a user controls and interacts with. Often abbreviated UI.
c)
A type of facial recognition technology used to unlock an app.
d)
An international user
7.
What does the "checkbox" element do in App Lab?
a)
Creates a text on the screen displaying the text provided
b)
Creates a checkbox on the screen
c)
Allows the user to initiate some app action
d)
Collects text input from the user
8.
What does the "text input" element do in App Lab?
a)
Creates a text on the screen displaying the text provided
b)
Creates a checkbox on the screen
c)
Allows the user to initiate some app action
d)
Collects text input from the user
9.
What does code mode in App Lab do?
a)
Changes elements of your app while it's running
b)
Lets you drag and drop User Interface elements into the app
c)
Allows you see the code behind the app
d)
It changes the color of the app
10.
What does the "label" element do in App Lab?
a)
Creates a text on the screen displaying the text provided
b)
Creates a checkbox on the screen
c)
Allows the user to initiate some app action
d)
Collect text input from the user
11.
What does design mode in App Lab do?
a)
Changes elements of your app while it's running.
b)
Lets you drag and drop User Interface elements into the app.
c)
Allows you see the code behind the app.
d)
It changes the color of the app.
12.
What is the definition of “market research”?
a)
The action or activity of gathering information about consumers' needs and preferences.
b)
The action of visiting a market to see what it sells.
c)
The action of researching the size of a country’s biggest market stall.
d)
The action of guessing what customers want.
13.
When would you use the “radio button” element?
a)
When you need a user to select multiple options from a list
b)
When you need a user to select just one option from a list (eg gender)
c)
When you need a user to input text
d)
When you want to add a label
14.
Which word means to critically evaluate in a detailed and constructive manner?
a)
Critique
b)
Empathy
c)
Usability
d)
Prototype
15.
What do we call a part of a program that doesn’t work correctly?
a)
A bug
b)
A lizard
c)
A spider
d)
A fly
16.
What are the 4 steps of the problem solving process?
a)
Define, use, prepare, solve
b)
Find, prepare, ready, go
c)
ready , set, solve, make
d)
define, prepare, try, reflect
17.
Which of the following best describes an excellent UI (user interface)
a)
Complex
b)
Uses lots of features
c)
Is simple and easy to navigate
d)
Has bright colors
18.
Define “brainstorming”
a)
The process of thinking about bad weather
b)
The process of thinking about good weather
c)
The process of generating lots of ideas in a group
d)
The process of coming up with the perfect idea.
19.
What is “user centered design”?
a)
When we design a product that suits our needs
b)
When we design a product that suits a user’s needs
c)
We we design a user
d)
When we design the middle of product
20.
If you were practicing user centered design and you needed to create an app for a busy lawyer, which of the following designs would be most appropriate?
a)
An app with a professional color scheme and using a traditional font like Times New Roman. It would have features like scheduling and quick access to important legal documents
b)
A very colorful app with rainbows and unicorns
c)
An app that’s based on the design of your favorite superhero
d)
Lawyers don’t use apps
21.
What is an example of a user group?
a)
An individual you know
b)
A category of people such as “gamers”
c)
People who will all use the app at the same time together
d)
People who will never use the app.
22.
What is a paper prototype
a)
An early version of the app where you create the different screens on paper before you start building a digital version
b)
A type of note taking strategy
c)
An early working version of the app
d)
A late stage working version of an app
23.
Why is the design process important?
a)
It allows us to charge more if we become app developers
b)
It ensures that we create an app that is well designed and suits our user’s needs
c)
It helps me get a good score on an exam
d)
It takes a long time
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