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3D&M - (Design) Development

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of annotations in a design portfolio?

a)

To replace the design brief

b)

To add random notes

c)

To decorate the portfolio

d)

To explain or comment on an image or piece of work

2.

What should you do after creating initial ideas?

a)

Ignore them and start over

b)

Use them without any changes

c)

Filter them down to a possible solution

d)

Submit them immediately

3.

Which factor involves considering shape, color, contrast, and proportion?

a)

Ergonomics

b)

Function

c)

Materials

d)

Aesthetics

4.

What does the term 'anthropometric' relate to?

a)

The design of machines

b)

The study of materials

c)

The proportions of the human body

d)

The color scheme of a product

5.

Which factor helps inform ergonomic and material considerations?

a)

Annotations

b)

Materials

c)

Function

d)

Aesthetics

6.

What should you explore when considering materials for a design?

a)

The psychological impact

b)

The color and shape

c)

The cost and suitability for the environment

d)

The ergonomic factors

7.

What is the purpose of reviewing your ideas?

a)

To add random annotations

b)

To discard all ideas

c)

To comment and show understanding of design issues

d)

To finalize the design without evaluation

8.

What should be demonstrated throughout your work in a design portfolio?

a)

Unrelated notes

b)

Unclear thought processes

c)

Random sketches

d)

Use of graphics and annotation

9.

What does ergonomic consideration include?

a)

Material cost

b)

Annotations

c)

Who, when, where, and how the product is used

d)

Shape and color

10.

What is a good way to graphically develop an idea?

a)

Using random sketches

b)

Skipping the design brief

c)

Ignoring aesthetics

d)

Using annotations

11.

What should you do if your design doesn't solve all issues?

a)

Ignore the issues

b)

Submit the design as is

c)

Start over completely

d)

Refine the idea or aspects of it

12.

What does the term 'physiological' relate to in design?

a)

The aesthetic appeal of the design

b)

The psychological impact of the design

c)

The proportions of the human body

d)

The physical comfort and usability of the design

13.

What should be included in the continual evaluation of ideas?

a)

Clear documentation of thought processes

b)

Ignoring the design brief

c)

Unrelated sketches

d)

Random notes

14.

What is the purpose of filtering ideas early in the process?

a)

To avoid annotations

b)

To discard all ideas

c)

To find a possible solution

d)

To finalize the design immediately

15.

What should you comment on when reviewing your design?

a)

Random notes

b)

The cost of unrelated materials

c)

Unrelated aspects of the design

d)

How the design will look and function