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WorksheetsUnit 6 Lesson 2 Practice
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which image best represents service design rather than product design?
Poster urging to save the Arctic
Commercial kitchen workflow area
Drawing of a single cooking utensil
Photo of a packaged snack box
A fast-food restaurant wants customers served faster. Which design change would most improve the service?
Rearrange kitchen stations for smoother steps
Add brighter menu posters
Paint the walls a trendy color
Buy a new brand of spatulas
Which idea best describes user-focused design shown by the spoon and plug in the picture?
Designs look stylish for display only
Designs fit the maker’s personal taste
Designs copy famous products to sell
Designs make tasks easier for real users
A chair can do more than provide a place to sit. Which additional purpose is most aligned with improving quality of life?
Showing off bright colors and patterns
Adjusting to body support and comfort
Folding flat only for storage use
Matching the room’s theme and style
You are designing a kitchen tool for someone with shaky hands. Which plan best uses core design principles?
Copy a regular spoon without changes
Use rare materials to raise the price
Add textures for grip and easy control
Make it heavy so it feels important
Which principle best describes making a product easy to understand and use for most people?
Purpose first in product features
Clarity in controls and feedback
Decoration over useful parts
Speed before user understanding
An engineer adds large, high-contrast labels and a textured grip to a water bottle. Which universal design goal is being met?
Works for many different users
Looks unique and stylish
Costs the least to make
Uses the newest materials
A toy has small parts that can break off and be swallowed. What should the design team do to address product safety?
Make packaging more colorful
Add warnings and redesign parts
Lower price to increase sales
Ignore and ship the product
In user-centered design, what does an intuitive product mainly help users do when they first see it?
Understand how to use it without instructions
Guess a hidden feature list quickly
Change its settings before any testing
Memorize all menu names and icons
Which example best shows usability and efficiency in a classroom tool?
A ruler with extra buttons for games
A notebook with pages numbered clearly
A pencil that requires charging daily
A calculator with randomly placed keys
You are redesigning a spray bottle. Which visual cue would help a new user aim and press correctly on the first try?
Bright color on the middle of the bottle
Arrow showing spray direction near the nozzle
Sticker with a long story about cleaning
Hidden button under the base of the bottle
Which statement best defines ergonomics in product design?
Designing for human comfort and efficiency
Designing for lowest cost and speed
Designing for maximum size and weight
Designing for strongest materials only
You notice friends get sore wrists when using a straight keyboard. Which change would most likely reduce repetitive stress injuries?
Place keyboard farther from the user
Raise monitor height by several inches
Use a split, curved keyboard layout
Increase key resistance and stiffness
A company plans to mass-produce the box shown. Which choice improves affordability while still supporting sustainability?
Ignore packaging design to speed up production
Standardize sizes for efficient production and shipping
Add complex decorations that require extra materials
Use single-use parts that cannot be separated
A plastic bottle is redesigned for disassembly. Which feature would help people separate parts for recycling?
Snap-fit cap that twists off without tools
Hidden cap latch requiring special tools
Cap welded permanently to the bottle
Glued cap that cannot be removed easily
The image shows temporary tents arranged in rows on a flat site. Which design goal best matches this setup for emergency and temporary housing?
Eliminate mobility by fixed heavy walls
Reduce occupancy by limiting space use
Maximize luxury with complex features
Provide quick shelter with easy deployment
The image shows large gutter-like channels leading to a rectangular tank near green plots. What feature makes this setup socially responsible for food production?
Collect rainwater to irrigate crops
Block sunlight to slow plant growth
Decorate gardens with shiny metal
Store fuel for farm machinery
Look at the two bottles openers shown. Which design most likely gives a smoother feel in the hand because of its curved shape?
The small ring opener with jagged teeth
The long curved opener shaped like a swoop
The short metal opener with flat edges
The boxy opener with square handle
The apartment building shaped like waves is an example of aesthetics affecting emotions. Which feeling is most likely created by its shape and flowing lines?
Tense and sharp like a knife edge
Calm and natural like rolling water
Angry and harsh like storm clouds
Confused and random like messy scribbles
