Q1. Which of the following best describes Rough prototype?

A. a prototype with limited detail and functionality that emphasizes concepts or flows B. a prototype created using paper sketches or cards to simulate an interface or interaction C. a sequence of illustrated frames showing how a user experiences a process or solution D. a quick, low-detail representation of an idea used to explore structure, flow or interaction

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Rough prototype refers to a quick, low-detail representation of an idea used to explore structure, flow or interaction. Its main purpose is to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation. The example 'paper sketches of a mobile app screen sequence' is consistent with this concept.

Q2. What is the primary purpose of Rough prototype in design thinking?

A. to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation B. to test fundamental assumptions early C. to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost D. to communicate and test a service or interaction flow

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Rough prototype is to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q3. A design team paper sketches of a mobile app screen sequence. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Low-fidelity prototype B. Rough prototype C. Paper prototype D. Storyboard

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Rough prototype because paper sketches of a mobile app screen sequence. The concept is specifically used to to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation.

Q4. Which of the following best describes Low-fidelity prototype?

A. a prototype created using paper sketches or cards to simulate an interface or interaction B. a sequence of illustrated frames showing how a user experiences a process or solution C. a prototype with limited detail and functionality that emphasizes concepts or flows D. the sequence through which a user moves while interacting with a prototype

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Low-fidelity prototype refers to a prototype with limited detail and functionality that emphasizes concepts or flows. Its main purpose is to test fundamental assumptions early. The example 'paper screens connected to represent a service workflow' is consistent with this concept.

Q5. What is the primary purpose of Low-fidelity prototype in design thinking?

A. to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost B. to communicate and test a service or interaction flow C. to test whether an intended experience is understandable D. to test fundamental assumptions early

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Low-fidelity prototype is to test fundamental assumptions early. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q6. A design team paper screens connected to represent a service workflow. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Low-fidelity prototype B. Paper prototype C. Storyboard D. Prototype flow

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Low-fidelity prototype because paper screens connected to represent a service workflow. The concept is specifically used to to test fundamental assumptions early.

Q7. Which of the following best describes Paper prototype?

A. a sequence of illustrated frames showing how a user experiences a process or solution B. a prototype created using paper sketches or cards to simulate an interface or interaction C. the sequence through which a user moves while interacting with a prototype D. a belief about user behaviour, need or solution performance that the prototype is intended to explore

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Paper prototype refers to a prototype created using paper sketches or cards to simulate an interface or interaction. Its main purpose is to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost. The example 'users selecting buttons drawn on paper screens' is consistent with this concept.

Q8. What is the primary purpose of Paper prototype in design thinking?

A. to communicate and test a service or interaction flow B. to test whether an intended experience is understandable C. to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost D. to make learning goals explicit

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Paper prototype is to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q9. A design team users selecting buttons drawn on paper screens. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Storyboard B. Prototype flow C. Prototype assumption D. Paper prototype

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Paper prototype because users selecting buttons drawn on paper screens. The concept is specifically used to to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost.

Q10. Which of the following best describes Storyboard?

A. a sequence of illustrated frames showing how a user experiences a process or solution B. the sequence through which a user moves while interacting with a prototype C. a belief about user behaviour, need or solution performance that the prototype is intended to explore D. creating a prototype quickly so that feedback can be obtained early

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Storyboard refers to a sequence of illustrated frames showing how a user experiences a process or solution. Its main purpose is to communicate and test a service or interaction flow. The example 'drawing the steps a student follows to report a campus issue' is consistent with this concept.

Q11. What is the primary purpose of Storyboard in design thinking?

A. to test whether an intended experience is understandable B. to communicate and test a service or interaction flow C. to make learning goals explicit D. to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Storyboard is to communicate and test a service or interaction flow. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q12. A design team drawing the steps a student follows to report a campus issue. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Prototype flow B. Prototype assumption C. Storyboard D. Rapid prototyping

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Storyboard because drawing the steps a student follows to report a campus issue. The concept is specifically used to to communicate and test a service or interaction flow.

Q13. Which of the following best describes Prototype flow?

A. a belief about user behaviour, need or solution performance that the prototype is intended to explore B. creating a prototype quickly so that feedback can be obtained early C. the limited set of functions or interactions represented in a prototype D. the sequence through which a user moves while interacting with a prototype

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Prototype flow refers to the sequence through which a user moves while interacting with a prototype. Its main purpose is to test whether an intended experience is understandable. The example 'moving from login to search to confirmation' is consistent with this concept.

Q14. What is the primary purpose of Prototype flow in design thinking?

A. to test whether an intended experience is understandable B. to make learning goals explicit C. to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions D. to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Prototype flow is to test whether an intended experience is understandable. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q15. A design team moving from login to search to confirmation. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Prototype assumption B. Prototype flow C. Rapid prototyping D. Prototype scope

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Prototype flow because moving from login to search to confirmation. The concept is specifically used to to test whether an intended experience is understandable.

Q16. Which of the following best describes Prototype assumption?

A. creating a prototype quickly so that feedback can be obtained early B. the limited set of functions or interactions represented in a prototype C. a belief about user behaviour, need or solution performance that the prototype is intended to explore D. information obtained from users or stakeholders while interacting with a prototype

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Prototype assumption refers to a belief about user behaviour, need or solution performance that the prototype is intended to explore. Its main purpose is to make learning goals explicit. The example 'assuming users will understand an icon without a text label' is consistent with this concept.

Q17. What is the primary purpose of Prototype assumption in design thinking?

A. to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions B. to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective C. to identify improvements and test assumptions D. to make learning goals explicit

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Prototype assumption is to make learning goals explicit. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q18. A design team assuming users will understand an icon without a text label. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Prototype assumption B. Rapid prototyping C. Prototype scope D. Prototype feedback

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Prototype assumption because assuming users will understand an icon without a text label. The concept is specifically used to to make learning goals explicit.

Q19. Which of the following best describes Rapid prototyping?

A. the limited set of functions or interactions represented in a prototype B. creating a prototype quickly so that feedback can be obtained early C. information obtained from users or stakeholders while interacting with a prototype D. revising a design based on learning from testing or evaluation

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Rapid prototyping refers to creating a prototype quickly so that feedback can be obtained early. Its main purpose is to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions. The example 'building a paper version in one hour before coding' is consistent with this concept.

Q20. What is the primary purpose of Rapid prototyping in design thinking?

A. to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective B. to identify improvements and test assumptions C. to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions D. to progressively improve the solution

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Rapid prototyping is to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q21. A design team building a paper version in one hour before coding. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Prototype scope B. Prototype feedback C. Iteration D. Rapid prototyping

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Rapid prototyping because building a paper version in one hour before coding. The concept is specifically used to to reduce the cost of learning from wrong assumptions.

Q22. Which of the following best describes Prototype scope?

A. the limited set of functions or interactions represented in a prototype B. information obtained from users or stakeholders while interacting with a prototype C. revising a design based on learning from testing or evaluation D. a quick, low-detail representation of an idea used to explore structure, flow or interaction

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Prototype scope refers to the limited set of functions or interactions represented in a prototype. Its main purpose is to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective. The example 'prototyping only the booking flow rather than the whole application' is consistent with this concept.

Q23. What is the primary purpose of Prototype scope in design thinking?

A. to identify improvements and test assumptions B. to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective C. to progressively improve the solution D. to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Prototype scope is to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q24. A design team prototyping only the booking flow rather than the whole application. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Prototype feedback B. Iteration C. Prototype scope D. Rough prototype

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Prototype scope because prototyping only the booking flow rather than the whole application. The concept is specifically used to to keep prototyping focused on the learning objective.

Q25. Which of the following best describes Prototype feedback?

A. revising a design based on learning from testing or evaluation B. a quick, low-detail representation of an idea used to explore structure, flow or interaction C. a prototype with limited detail and functionality that emphasizes concepts or flows D. information obtained from users or stakeholders while interacting with a prototype

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Prototype feedback refers to information obtained from users or stakeholders while interacting with a prototype. Its main purpose is to identify improvements and test assumptions. The example 'users reporting that the next-step button is difficult to find' is consistent with this concept.

Q26. What is the primary purpose of Prototype feedback in design thinking?

A. to identify improvements and test assumptions B. to progressively improve the solution C. to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation D. to test fundamental assumptions early

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Prototype feedback is to identify improvements and test assumptions. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q27. A design team users reporting that the next-step button is difficult to find. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Iteration B. Prototype feedback C. Rough prototype D. Low-fidelity prototype

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Correct Answer: B   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Prototype feedback because users reporting that the next-step button is difficult to find. The concept is specifically used to to identify improvements and test assumptions.

Q28. Which of the following best describes Iteration?

A. a quick, low-detail representation of an idea used to explore structure, flow or interaction B. a prototype with limited detail and functionality that emphasizes concepts or flows C. revising a design based on learning from testing or evaluation D. a prototype created using paper sketches or cards to simulate an interface or interaction

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Correct Answer: C   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: Iteration refers to revising a design based on learning from testing or evaluation. Its main purpose is to progressively improve the solution. The example 'changing the navigation after users repeatedly get lost' is consistent with this concept.

Q29. What is the primary purpose of Iteration in design thinking?

A. to learn cheaply before investing in a polished implementation B. to test fundamental assumptions early C. to explore interface ideas rapidly with minimal cost D. to progressively improve the solution

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Correct Answer: D   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The primary purpose of Iteration is to progressively improve the solution. This makes it different from the other options, which describe the roles of related concepts rather than the selected concept.

Q30. A design team changing the navigation after users repeatedly get lost. Which concept is most directly illustrated?

A. Iteration B. Rough prototype C. Low-fidelity prototype D. Paper prototype

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Correct Answer: A   |   Marks: 1

Explanation: The scenario illustrates Iteration because changing the navigation after users repeatedly get lost. The concept is specifically used to to progressively improve the solution.