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IDF 1.02-1.03 Quiz review

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which step in Design Thinking involves understanding the client's wants and needs?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

2.

Robbie created a new and distinctive product that can save consumers time and money. This would be considered:

a)

innovation

b)

ideation

c)

a proposal

d)

protoyping

3.

Austin wants to design spaces for his clients that utilize new and creative approaches. Which idea is the most innovative?

a)

installing a slide to get from one floor to another

b)

installing a spiral staircase

c)

installing one set of stairs in a home

d)

installing two sets of stairs in a home

4.

The architect created a scale model of the shopping mall he designed for a commercial client. The Design Thinking step is:

a)

empathizing

b)

ideating

c)

prototyping

d)

testing

5.

Hannah created a focused problem statement for a new furniture design. Which Design Thinking step is this?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

6.

The furniture designer is in the process of evaluating the needs and insights of the client. What step is this?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

7.

Testing prototypes gives designers ideas on changes and improvements to make. These changes are called:

a)

artifacts

b)

feasibility

c)

iterations

d)

scope

8.

The furniture designer is in the process of interviewing her client. Which Design Thinking step is she in?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

9.

The designer is sketching ideas and receiving feedback from his or her client. Which Design Thinking process is he/she in?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

10.

Janet is compiling the information she has learned to create a focused problem statement to guide her design. This is which step in Design Thinking?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

11.

Julia created a 3D model of the house to show her clients. Which Design Thinking step is she in?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

12.

What is the methodology used by designers to solve complex problems, and find desirable solutions for clients?

a)

design thinking process

b)

iteration

c)

monitor

d)

client program

13.

Gathering measurements of a space height, width, and depth along with window, door, and outlet placement. Which element of the programming phase is this?

a)

analyze data

b)

discovery

c)

inventory

d)

summarize

14.

Morgan is conducting pre-design activities. These would include:

a)

understanding Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

b)

analyzing anthropometrics

c)

identifying the client problem and scope

d)

identifying consumer trends and fads

15.

Having basic needs met, designing comfortable furniture, and studying the basic space requirements of individuals refer to which design factor?

a)

human

b)

global impact

c)

environmental

d)

social

16.

The amount of personal space that an individual needs to feel comfortable in different social situations is a key component of:

a)

ergonomics

b)

proxemics

c)

sustainability

d)

global factors

17.

Pre-design activities include:

a)

ergonomics and proxemics

b)

schedules and budgets

c)

environmental measurements

d)

consumer trends and fads

18.

After a storm severely damaged their home, the Rileys moved into a shelter until their home was safe to live in again. This represents:

a)

proxemics

b)

ergonomics

c)

anthropometrics

d)

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

19.

Denisha's office chair is designed to help her work more efficiently and reduce fatigue. Which human factor is being considered?

a)

proxemics

b)

ergonomics

c)

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

d)

anthropometrics

20.

When choosing textiles for a home with small children and pets, which finish should be the main consideration?

a)

colorfastness

b)

flame resistance

c)

soil and stain resistance

d)

texture

21.

Chemical-emitting gases or solids from interior products and materials cause short-term or long-term adverse health effects. To minimize these health issues, a designer should specify products and materials:

a)

that have high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

b)

that have low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

c)

with oil-based paints.

d)

with urea-formaldehyde.

22.

An activity in a private space of a home would include:

a)

laundry

b)

meal prep

c)

taking a nap

d)

watching a show with friends

23.

Sarah has artifacts from every country she has visited with several different patterns, textures, and colors. The furniture is a wide variety of pieces from her family. Which design style is represented in her home?

a)

contemporary

b)

eclectic

c)

cottagte

d)

traditional

24.

Kitchen cabinets, laundry rooms, and garages are examples of which type of zone?

a)

lifestyle

b)

private

c)

work/storage

d)

public/social

25.

Assessing the environment includes obtaining or drawing floor plans, inventorying FF&E, and:

a)

creating bubble diagrams

b)

taking field measurements

c)

drawing matrices

d)

developing summaries

26.

A bedroom must have a window as a way of egress, a closet, and a smoke detector. Which social factor is responsible for these mandates?

a)

culture

b)

government

c)

religion

d)

traditions

27.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards guide interior designers and contractors through education and certification in which environmental factor?

a)

distribution

b)

innovation

c)

sourcing

d)

sustainability

28.

A bubble diagram is a concept map that uses circles and ovals to analyze the organization of overall space. This map represents which goal for the designer?

a)

abstract ideas

b)

contract completion

c)

spatial relationships

d)

themes

29.

Which human factor includes spatial considerations for areas with groups of people and how they communicate and relate to each other?

a)

anthropometrics

b)

ergonomics

c)

proxemics

d)

Maslow's Hierarchy

30.

Austin's loft apartment has white, black, and gray colors, large windows, polished concrete flooring, exposed pipes on the ceiling, and black leather furniture with a few simple accessories. Which design style is described?

a)

contemporary

b)

cottage

c)

eclectic

d)

transitional

31.

The design style which uses whites and off-whites, mixture of small prints and floral, worn-painted finishes on furniture and cabinets, slipcovers, and comfortable furniture is:

a)

contemporary

b)

cottage

c)

eclectic

d)

transitional

32.

The transitional style of design is identified by:

a)

blending of antique furniture, contemporary artwork, and metal and glass furniture

b)

its use of bright, bold colors with mixed patterns and worldly appeal

c)

blending of a variety of colors, patterns, and textures, exhibiting a bohemian mood.

d)

its use of white and off-white colors, as well as shabby, overstuffed furniture.

33.

A client from the Middle East requests the use of carpets and rugs in his/her home so he/she may walk barefoot, a common practice in the Middle East. This is an example of which influence on design?

a)

culture

b)

psychology

c)

social norms

d)

trends and styles

34.

Developing plans, schedules, and proposals, and presenting information to the client involve which part of the programming phase in the interior design process?

a)

analyzing data

b)

discovery

c)

inventory

d)

summarizing

35.

In which design phase do designers get a clear vision of the client's design problem, current situation, and future needs?

a)

contract administration

b)

move-in and post-occupancy

c)

programming

d)

design development

36.

Inadequate maintenance of the commercial office building caused many people to become sick. This is known as:

a)

adaptive reuse

b)

building code

c)

building-related illness

d)

code of ethics

37.

Feng shui is a Chinese art and philosophy influenced by

a)

culture

b)

income

c)

social status

d)

trends and styles

38.

Which factor is used when developing furniture styles to fit human body proportions?

a)

anthropometrics

b)

ergonomics

c)

Maslow's Hierarchy

d)

proxemics