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IBDT Topic 1 Quiz

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What needs to be considered when designing the controls of a car?

I. Psychological factors

 

II. Physiological factors

 

III. Anthropometric factors

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

III only

d)

I, II and III

2.

Which percentile range would be used in designing a seat for a mass-produced car?

a)

5th

b)

5th-95th

c)

95th

d)

50th

3.

Which design consideration does not apply to motorcycle helmets?

a)

Range of sizes

b)

Adjustability

c)

Suitable for 50th percentile

d)

Safety

4.

What prevents the manufacturers of fashion clothing making clothes for very small and very large sizes?

a)

The complexity of the product

b)

The limitations of the machinery

c)

The size of the market

d)

The cost of the materials

5.

Which adult percentile would most likely be used to decide the minimum height for the ceiling of a room?

a)

99th

b)

75th

c)

50th

d)

5th

6.

A 'reach envelope' is the volume in 3-D space that a person can reach. Reach envelopes are used by designers, e.g. for the design of a cockpit-style workspace. Data for which percentile range would ensure that the maximum numbers of users would be able to reach items within the workspace?

a)

99th

b)

95th

c)

50th

d)

5th

7.

Applying scientific information about the relationship of humans to their working environment in order to improve working conditions and increase efficiency is called:

a)

percentile range

b)

ergonomics

c)

anthropometrics

d)

bodily tolerances

8.

For which aspect of a product would a designer use the 50th percentile range?

a)

The height of a washing machine

b)

The position of switches on the control panel of a car

c)

The length of sports shoes

d)

The height of a door

9.

Anthropometrics is the study of:

a)

Body measurements

b)

How humans relate to objects, systems and environments

c)

Consumer preferences

d)

Human behaviour

10.

Which percentile value would a designer be most likely to use when designing the length of a bed?

a)

1st

b)

5th

c)

50th

d)

95th

11.

What is described as 'body measurement, particularly size, strength and physical capacity'?

a)

Anthropometrics

b)

Ergonomics

c)

Fuzzy logic

d)

Control systems

12.

Give an example in which design context would the 5th - 95th percentile be used?

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13.

A major advantage of user research is: It is cost effective

a)

True

b)

False

14.

A designer is developing the design for a new wheelchair. As part of her research she takes measurements of people attending a health clinic. What type of data is the designer generating?

a)

Marketing data

b)

Primary data

c)

Secondary data

d)

Psychological data

15.

What is described as 'body measurements, particularly size, strength and physical capacity'?

a)

Control systems

b)

Fuzzy logic

c)

Anthropometrics

d)

Ergonomics

16.

A designer was commissioned to develop a unisex bicycle. If this designer was using a combination of range of sizes and adjustability what aspects could they change?

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17.

Which data are influenced by an individual's perceptions?

a)

Psychological

b)

Anthropometrics

c)

Physiological

18.

Anthropometrics is the study of

a)

Body measurements

b)

Human behavior

c)

How humans relate to objects, systems and environments

d)

Consumer preferences

19.

Which percentile range would be used to design a new playground ride?

a)

95th percentile

b)

99th percentile

c)

50th percentile

d)

5th percentile

20.

An example of biomechanics in use is

a)

How the heart functions

b)

How much noise a person can hear of a certain frequency

c)

How much turning force a person can apply to a jam jar lid

d)

How the legs move

21.

What is a physiological factor that should be considered when designing a car seat for a child?

a)

Dematerialization

b)

Comfort

c)

Alertness

d)

Convergence

22.

Which percentile value would a designer be most likely to use when designing the length of a bed?

a)

99th

b)

50th

c)

95th

d)

5th

23.

What is the best example of Dynamic Anthropometric Data?

a)

Pivot movement in ankle

b)

Thumb size

c)

Knee to foot length

d)

Length of leg

24.

List three reasons for the breakdown of the Human Information Processing system:

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