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ARTS 6 SUMMATIVE 4 — LESSON 1-2(UNIT 4)

Total questions: 85

Worksheet time: 44mins

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1.

What is the primary goal of product design?

a)

To make an item look more expensive than it is.

b)

To sell an experience, not just a commodity.

c)

To use as many colors as possible.

d)

To copy existing designs and make them cheaper.

2.

Which of the following is an example of a product design addressing a social or cultural need?

a)

A painting of a landscape.

b)

A placemat showing the Pinggang Pinoy healthy food plate.

c)

A generic plastic water bottle.

d)

A plain white t-shirt.

3.

In Blender, what is the keyboard shortcut to add a new Mesh, such as a cube or sphere?

a)

Ctrl + N

b)

Alt + A

c)

Shift + A

d)

Shift + M

4.

If a designer is improving an old model of a bicycle to make it easier for kids to balance, they are practicing:

a)

Market Research

b)

Product Design

c)

Painting

d)

Graphic Illustration

5.

Which part of the Blender interface is used to see a list of all objects currently in your project?

a)

Timeline

b)

3-D View

c)

Outliner

d)

Properties

6.

What is the first step a designer should take if they have a "brilliant" idea?

a)

Start selling it immediately.

b)

Research to see if it is the best solution for a problem.

c)

Buy all the materials needed.

d)

Give the idea a name and a logo.

7.

In Blender, what does the shortcut key "S" stand for?

a)

Select

b)

Scale

c)

Save

d)

Spin

8.

Why is "Testing your model" a critical part of the design process?

a)

To see if the product actually works as intended.

b)

To make the product look more artistic.

c)

To waste time before the product is finished.

d)

To make sure no one else can copy the idea.

9.

Which of these mouse actions is used to select an object in the Blender software?

a)

Middle-click

b)

Left-click

c)

Right-click

d)

Double-click

10.

What is a "Prototype"?

a)

The final product sold in stores.

b)

A sample or working model used for testing.

c)

The logo of a company.

d)

A type of 3D modeling software.

11.

Which shortcut key is used to rotate an object in Blender?

a)

G

b)

R

c)

T

d)

X

12.

If you want to combine two separate shapes in Blender into one single mesh, which shortcut do you use?

a)

Ctrl + J

b)

Ctrl + C

c)

Shift + J

d)

Alt + G

13.

A designer creates a bag that specifically helps correct a teenager’s posture. This is an example of:

a)

Addressing a personal or health need.

b)

Creating a digital painting.

c)

Mass-producing a commodity.

d)

Researching market prices.

14.

To move an object freely in the 3D View, you should press which key?

a)

M

b)

B

c)

F

d)

G

15.

Which editor in Blender allows you to change the specific details, colors, and settings of a shape?

a)

Information

b)

Properties

c)

Timeline

d)

Outliner

16.

How does product design help young entrepreneurs?

a)

It allows them to copy popular products without being caught.

b)

It helps them create unique products that fill a need in the market.

c)

It teaches them how to use social media.

d)

It guarantees that they will become rich instantly.

17.

What happens when you press "X" while an object is selected in Blender?

a)

The object is duplicated.

b)

The software closes.

c)

A delete menu appears.

d)

The object turns invisible.

18.

Which mode in Blender is used when you want to move, rotate, or scale the entire object?

a)

Paint Mode

b)

Sculpt Mode

c)

Edit Mode

d)

Object Mode

19.

When using a mouse in Blender, holding the middle mouse button and dragging allows you to:

a)

Zoom in and out.

b)

Rotate your view of the 3D space.

c)

Delete the object.

d)

Change the object's color.

20.

Which element of design is most likely being used if a designer chooses bright colors to make a toy stand out on a shelf?

a)

Visual Impact

b)

Research

c)

Texture Paint

d)

Scaling

21.

If you are creating a 3D model of a soda can, which Mesh shape would be the best starting point?

a)

Cube

b)

UV Sphere

c)

Cylinder

d)

Plane

22.

"Harmony in letters, shapes, and colors" helps a product look:

a)

Overwhelming

b)

Presentable and professional

c)

Cheap and simple

d)

Old-fashioned

23.

Which painting tool in Blender makes the mouse act like a brush to paint textures?

a)

Weight Paint

b)

Vertex Paint

c)

Texture Paint

d)

Spray Paint

24.

Why is collaboration important in product design?

a)

So you can let others do all the work for you.

b)

It makes the design process faster and more fun.

c)

Because one person is not allowed to design products alone.

d)

It helps you keep your ideas secret from others.

25.

To pan the view (move it side-to-side) in Blender, you hold the mouse scroll wheel and which keyboard key?

a)

Shift

b)

Alt

c)

Ctrl

d)

Spacebar

26.

Which of the following is NOT a mesh shape mentioned in the lesson?

a)

Icosphere

b)

Pyramid

c)

Cone

d)

Torus (Circle/Donut)

27.

What is the "Target Market"?

a)

The place where products are manufactured.

b)

The specific group of people the product is made for.

c)

A list of competitors' prices.

d)

The name of the design software.

28.

If a design is hard to create on your own, what does the textbook suggest?

a)

Give up on the idea.

b)

Work with others and collaborate.

c)

Copy a simpler design.

d)

Skip the testing phase.

29.

Which operating system can run Blender?

a)

Windows only.

b)

Mac and Linux only.

c)

Windows, Mac, and Linux.

d)

It only works on mobile phones.

30.

What is the "measure of success" for a product design according to the text?

a)

How many colors are used.

b)

The support of the target market.

c)

How fast it was built.

d)

The size of the logo.

31.

What is the primary definition of package design?

a)

Simply a container that holds a product

b)

A decorative wrapper used for special gifts

c)

Strategic planning of the form, structure, and appearance of a casing

d)

The process of shipping items to a grocery store

32.

Which software feature allows you to change the size of your brush in 3-D modeling?

a)

Strength

b)

Radius

c)

Object Mode

d)

Harmony

33.

Why do designers use see-through plastic for packaging fruits and vegetables?

a)

To keep the food warm for a long period

b)

To show the freshness of the contents to the buyer

c)

Because plastic is the sturdiest material available

d)

To make the package look like a geometric box

34.

A customer scans a shelf in a store for only a few seconds. What is the main goal of the package during this time?

a)

To provide detailed recipes

b)

To explain the history of the brand

c)

To attract the customer's attention quickly

d)

To list all the ingredients in small text

35.

In Blender, what mode must you enter to start using brushes to shape your model?

a)

Edit Mode

b)

Object Mode

c)

Sculpt Mode

d)

Render Mode

36.

Which material has become more popular due to global environmental awareness?

a)

Foil

b)

Recycled paper

c)

Heavy metals

d)

Thick plastic

37.

What is the likely shape of a package designed for liquid items?

a)

Cube

b)

Pyramid

c)

Cylinder

d)

Flat rectangle

38.

Where is the most important information, like the product name and trademark, usually located on a box?

a)

On the very bottom

b)

On the narrow side panels

c)

On the top or front face

d)

Inside the package

39.

If you want a 3-D model to look lifelike on a screen, which settings should you adjust?

a)

Text size and font style

b)

Lighting and shadows

c)

The price of the product

d)

The weight of the material

40.

Only about what fraction of a package is typically seen by a customer from a fixed standpoint?

a)

1/2

b)

1/3

c)

1/10

d)

3/4

41.

How does contrast in colors help a package design?

a)

It makes the text harder to read

b)

It breaks the monotony and improves the chance of a second look

c)

It ensures the package is always the same color as the content

d)

It reduces the cost of printing the labels

42.

Which tool would you use in Blender if you wanted to make a digital model look like it was made of clay?

a)

Text Tool

b)

Sculpting Brushes

c)

Eraser Tool

d)

Paint Bucket

43.

Why is the text size smaller for information like "instructions" or "recipes"?

a)

Because it is the most important part of the brand

b)

Because it is meant to be read after the product is bought

c)

To save ink during the manufacturing process

d)

To hide the information from the customer

44.

What does the "Strength" slider do in 3-D design software?

a)

Changes the weight of the paper bag

b)

Adjusts how much effect the brush has on the model

c)

Changes the color of the 3-D object

d)

Makes the computer screen brighter

45.

A designer chooses a brown color for a chocolate milk carton. What design principle are they following?

a)

Environmental awareness

b)

Choosing colors relevant to the content

c)

Using primary colors only

d)

Creating a geometric shape

46.

In the "1/3 and 1/4 Rule," what does the 1/4 represent?

a)

The amount of the package that is legible

b)

The number of colors used in the design

c)

The weight of the cardboard material

d)

The price of the product on the shelf

47.

Which of these is considered a "strategic" reason for package design?

a)

Simply finding a box that fits the item

b)

Making a classic product look less outdated to increase sales

c)

Using the cheapest material possible regardless of protection

d)

Ignoring the competition on the store shelf

48.

If a product is very fragile, such as hot food, what material is most appropriate?

a)

Recycled paper

b)

Thermal insulators

c)

See-through plastic

d)

Thin foil

49.

What is the benefit of being able to rotate a 3-D model in Blender?

a)

It changes the physical shape of the actual bag

b)

It allows the designer to see the design from all angles

c)

It increases the speed of the internet

d)

It prints the design automatically

50.

Which term describes the feeling that the shapes, colors, and letters are perfectly combined?

a)

Radius

b)

Hierarchy

c)

Harmony

d)

Contrast

51.

Why is it important for a package to feel like a "wise decision" when a customer holds it?

a)

To encourage the customer to actually purchase the item

b)

To make the package heavier

c)

To show that the designer used Blender

d)

To hide the price tag

52.

Geometric boxes are most commonly used for what type of products?

a)

Liquids like water or juice

b)

Solid items

c)

Gases

d)

Software programs

53.

What is a "brand experience" in relation to packaging?

a)

The name of the store where the item is sold

b)

How the package promotes and represents the identity of the company

c)

The cost of shipping the brand to another country

d)

The person who designed the logo

54.

How many different brush types are mentioned as being available in Blender's sculpting mode?

a)

Five

b)

Ten

c)

Twenty

d)

Fifty

55.

When designing a paper bag, why might a designer use a 3-D model instead of just drawing on paper?

a)

It is the only way to choose colors

b)

It allows for trial and error without wasting physical paper

c)

It makes the paper bag much stronger in real life

d)

Drawing on paper is not allowed in design

56.

Which of the following is NOT a common packaging material mentioned in the lesson?

a)

Cardboard

b)

Metal

c)

Glass

d)

Foil

57.

What happens if a package looks outdated?

a)

It will automatically sell more

b)

It might result in fewer sales compared to modern designs

c)

The contents inside will expire faster

d)

It becomes a primary color

58.

If you are looking at a cylindrical package, where would you find the supporting information?

a)

Only on the top cap

b)

In different sections around the cylinder

c)

Hidden inside the label

d)

It is not possible to put text on a cylinder

59.

Which skill are you utilizing when you use software to create a package?

a)

Traditional watercolor painting

b)

Art skills in new technologies

c)

Physical construction of wooden crates

d)

Grocery store management

60.

What is the best way to distinguish a product from its competitors on a crowded shelf?

a)

Using the smallest text possible

b)

Choosing a unique and relevant color for the packaging

c)

Hiding the product behind other brands

d)

Making the package the exact same shape as everyone else

61.

_____________ is a series of steps that includes the conceptualization, design, development and marketing of newly created or newly re branded goods or services

a)

Product innovation

b)

Product Research

c)

Research and development

d)

Product development

62.

Product Design determine the success or failure of products in marketplace. Product design is _____________

a)

the process of innovate a new product to be sold by a a business to its customer.

b)

the process of creating a new product to be buy a business to its customer.

c)

the process of creating a new product to be sold by a a business to its customer.

d)

the process of creating a product to be sold by a a business to its customer.

63.

It is anything used for the purpose to attract the attention, safety, and other advantages.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

mandala art

d)

packaging

64.

It refers to the formation between opposite elements such as light versus dark, rough versus smooth, large versus small and so on.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

product designing

65.

It shows the good combination of colors, shapes, value, style, and subject.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

mandala art

66.

It refers to art of creating or projecting the outside over-all appearance and the presence of product.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

product designing

67.

It refers to how good the visual elements are working together in a piece of art.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

mandala art

68.

It is anything used for the purpose to attract the attention, safety, and other advantages.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

mandala art

d)

packaging

69.

It refers to the formation between opposite elements such as light versus dark, rough versus smooth, large versus small and so on.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

product designing

70.

It shows the good combination of colors, shapes, value, style, and subject.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

mandala art

71.

It refers to art of creating or projecting the outside over-all appearance and the presence of product.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

product designing

72.

It refers to how good the visual elements are working together in a piece of art.

a)

contrast

b)

harmony

c)

packaging

d)

mandala art

73.

What is a good characteristic of package

a)

Simple

b)

Easily to open

c)

Protect the product

74.

What term refers to an early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process?

a)

Prototype

b)

Pilot

c)

Proportionate

d)

Protozoa

75.

What product was developed in Asia, and arrived in North America in 1690, and began to be used for packaging?

a)

Paper

b)

Plastic

c)

Glass

d)

Acetate

76.

What machine was invented in 1852 by Francis Wally?

a)

Paper Bag

b)

Card Board Box

c)

Tin Packaging

d)

The Six Pack

77.

What was the name of the clear polymer product that was developed between WWI and WWII that we still use today in packaging?

a)

Acetate

b)

Acetone

c)

Lamination

d)

Flex Seal

78.

What packaging innovation was developed in 1941 involving insect repellent?

a)

Aerosol Spray

b)

Glass Bottling

c)

Flexible Packaging

d)

Ant Traps

79.

What beverage packaging material became popular in 1977?

a)

Plastic Beverage Bottles

b)

Convenience Packaging

c)

Eco-Friendly Cartons

d)

Flexible Packaging

80.

21. What changes were made to plastic water bottles to make them more environmentally friendly?

a)

Thinner walls and smaller caps

b)

Larger Capacity Bottles

c)

Sustainable Packaging

d)

Flexible Packaging

81.

What product packaging change was made by McDonald’s to make their packaging more environmentally friendly?

a)

More Paper Packaging

b)

More Styrofoam Packaging

c)

More Reusable Packaging

d)

Fewer Straws

82.

What is the term used to describe development in packaging design and reusable packaging materials that make them more environmentally friendly?

a)

Sustainable Packaging

b)

Flexible Packaging

c)

Recycling

d)

Closed-Loop Packaging

83.

What packaging trend is currently in use that help reduce waste for liquid and beverage products?

a)

Flexible Packaging

b)

Eco-Packaging

c)

Cardboard Recycling

d)

Plastic Cups and Lids

84.

What is the thin, razor-sharp steel blade that has been formed into a specific shape or pattern (sort of like a heavy-duty cookie-cutter), used to cut paper, cardstock, labelstock, or other substrates into various shapes?

a)

Die Cut

b)

Scoring

c)

Bleed

d)

Shear

85.

What was the ultimate reason for the development and evolution of package design?

a)

Food

b)

Safety

c)

Predators

d)

Theft