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Product Design Quiz

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does "form" refer to in the context of product design?

a)

How a product works

b)

How a product looks

c)

The materials used in a product

d)

The cost of a product

2.

What does "function" refer to in the context of product design?

a)

How a product looks

b)

The cost of a product

c)

How a product works

d)

The materials used in a product

3.

What are smart textiles capable of doing?

a)

They can only change color.

b)

They can sense, react, and adapt to conditions around them.

c)

They can only be used in clothing.

d)

They are only used for decorative purposes.

4.

Which of the following is NOT a condition that smart textiles can react to?

a)

Hot or cold temperature

b)

Light

c)

Sound

d)

Pressure

5.

Which of the following is a use of smart textiles?

a)

Furniture

b)

Protective clothing

c)

Kitchenware

d)

Stationery

6.

What is one of the purposes of some smart materials?

a)

To meet a real need and have specific functions

b)

To be used only in art projects

c)

To replace traditional textiles completely

d)

To be used only in electronic devices

7.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a use for smart textiles?

a)

Medical textiles

b)

Military uses

c)

Baby products

d)

Sports equipment

8.

What is the primary characteristic of thermo chromic textiles?

a)

They change color with light.

b)

They change color with heat.

c)

They change color with water.

d)

They change color with pressure.

9.

At what condition are thermo chromic textiles engineered to change color?

a)

At a particular temperature.

b)

At a particular humidity level.

c)

At a particular light intensity.

d)

At a particular pressure.

10.

Which of the following is a serious medical use of thermo chromic textiles?

a)

Color-changing mugs.

b)

Baby sleep-suits to monitor temperature.

c)

Color-changing T-shirts.

d)

Color-changing rubber ducks.

11.

Which of the following is an example of a novelty use of thermo chromic textiles?

a)

Liquid crystal fabric strip thermometers.

b)

Baby sleep-suits to monitor temperature.

c)

Color-changing mugs.

d)

Medical temperature monitors.

12.

What are the color changing ducks covered with?

a)

A layer of leuco dyes

b)

A layer of thermochromic paint

c)

A layer of photochromic paint

d)

A layer of phosphorescent paint

13.

What happens to the color changing ducks when they are exposed to cold?

a)

They turn red

b)

They turn blue

c)

They turn green

d)

They turn yellow

14.

What happens to the color changing ducks when they are exposed to heat?

a)

They turn red

b)

They turn blue

c)

They turn green

d)

They turn yellow

15.

What do photo chromic dyes react to?

a)

Water

b)

UV light

c)

Heat

d)

Pressure

16.

What is one of the uses of photo chromic dyes mentioned in the text?

a)

Monitoring the amount of time children spend in the sun

b)

Changing the color of clothes in the rain

c)

Detecting air pollution levels

d)

Measuring temperature changes

17.

What is the primary benefit of using photo chromic dyes for children?

a)

To prevent sun-burn

b)

To keep them cool

c)

To make their clothes more colorful

d)

To help them see in the dark

18.

What are phosphorescent pigments used for?

a)

To make textiles waterproof

b)

To create glow-in-the-dark products

c)

To increase fabric strength

d)

To make textiles fire-resistant

19.

Which of the following is an example of a product that might use phosphorescent pigments?

a)

Waterproof jackets

b)

Fire-resistant gloves

c)

Glow-in-the-dark shoes

d)

High-strength ropes

20.

What is the primary feature of phosphorescent pigments?

a)

They are waterproof

b)

They glow in the dark

c)

They are fire-resistant

d)

They increase fabric strength

21.

What innovation did Poland create to make it easier and safer for cyclists to travel in the dark?

a)

Solar-powered street lights

b)

Reflective road signs

c)

Phosphorescent bike path

d)

LED bike lights

22.

What is D3o?

a)

A type of memory foam

b)

A soft malleable material that hardens on impact

c)

A type of fabric used in clothing

d)

A type of plastic used in packaging

23.

What is a key characteristic of memory foam?

a)

It is a soft malleable material that hardens on impact

b)

It is temperature and pressure sensitive and moulds to the shape of the body

c)

It is used primarily in packaging materials

d)

It is a type of fabric used in clothing

24.

What happens to D3o when it comes into contact with force?

a)

It becomes softer

b)

It hardens

c)

It melts

d)

It changes color

25.

What does memory foam do when pressure is removed?

a)

It hardens

b)

It remains in the same shape

c)

It returns to its normal shape

d)

It becomes softer

26.

What is the main characteristic of Hydro Chromic Ink?

a)

Changes color with heat

b)

Changes color with water

c)

Changes color with light

d)

Changes color with pressure

27.

What happens to materials made from Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) when they are bent and deformed?

a)

They remain deformed permanently.

b)

They return to their original shape when heated or current is applied.

c)

They change color.

d)

They become brittle and break.

28.

Which of the following is NOT a use of Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs)?

a)

Glasses frame

b)

Greenhouse window openers

c)

Tweezers

d)

Car tires

29.

What is a disadvantage of using Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs)?

a)

They are inexpensive.

b)

They are difficult to manufacture.

c)

Continuous use can cause metal fatigue.

d)

They are not responsive to temperature changes.

30.

Which of the following is a reason to use Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs)?

a)

To increase the weight of a product.

b)

To repair a damaged product, such as a glasses frame.

c)

To make a product non-conductive.

d)

To prevent a product from changing shape.

31.

What are technical textiles developed for?

a)

Aesthetic properties

b)

Performance and functional properties

c)

Cost-effectiveness

d)

Environmental sustainability

32.

What are technical textiles often made of?

a)

Natural fibers

b)

Microfibres

c)

Metal threads

d)

Plastic sheets

33.

Which of the following industries does NOT use technical textiles?

a)

Building Industry

b)

Medical Industry

c)

Transport Industry

d)

Entertainment Industry

34.

How much finer can microfibres be compared to human hair?

a)

10 times finer

b)

20 times finer

c)

60 times finer

d)

100 times finer

35.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a use of technical textiles?

a)

Agricultural Industry

b)

Armed Forces

c)

Performance Sportswear

d)

Fashion Industry

36.

What is Kevlar primarily used for?

a)

Making lightweight clothing

b)

Body armour

c)

Insulating buildings

d)

Making sports equipment

37.

Which of the following is a characteristic of Kevlar?

a)

Heavy and durable

b)

Lightweight and bulletproof

c)

Soft and flexible

d)

Heat resistant

38.

Which of the following items is NOT typically made from Kevlar?

a)

Body armour

b)

Bulletproof vests

c)

Insulation for buildings

d)

Protective helmets