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Mumbai University/BE IT/User Interaction Design/Process of Designing, Prototyping and Construction/Multiple Choice Questions - Part 2

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This article is based on the common Multiple Choice Questions related to User Interaction Design. The MCQs are based on the topic- Process of Designing, Prototyping and Construction.

From the University Exam point of view, these MCQs were given as question bank in the 2020 Mumbai University-BE-Information Technology Exam for the subject- User Interaction Design. The MCQs set is prepared from taking different cluster data. These MCQs are also related to the subject Human Computer Interaction.




Q 1) In User Interface Design, which question is not a testing question for prototyping?

a. What is cost of designing?
b. How does UI measure up to users expectations?
c. How would users expect interface to look?

Solution: a) What is cost of designing?

Q 2) A _____ menu is a circular representation of menu items.

a. Pull up
b. Pull down
c. Pie
d. Pop-up

Solution: c) Pie

Q 3) _______ menu is the portrayal of menu items or objects in a graphic or pictorial form.

a. Iconic
b. Pop up
c. Pull down
d. Pull up

Solution: a) Iconic

Q 4) In user interface design, an interface metaphor is _____.

a. Online tutorials
b. Technical help for UI design
c. A set of user interface visuals, actions and procedures that exploit specific knowledge of users
d. Set of technical question

Solution: c) A set of user interface visuals, actions and procedures that exploit specific knowledge of users

Q 5) When users are involved in complex tasks, the demand on __________ can be significant.

a. Short-term memory
b. Multiple colours in GUI
c. Objects that appear on the screen
d. Shortcuts

Solution: a) Short-term memory

Q 6) Which of the following is not a design principle that allow the user to maintain control?

a. Show technical internals / code to user.
b. Design for direct interaction with objects that appear on the screen.
c. Allow user interaction to be interrupt-able and undo-able.
d. Provide for flexible interaction.

Solution: b) Design for direct interaction with objects that appear on the screen.

Q 7) Which of the following is not golden rule for interface design?

a. Place the user in control.
b. Make the interface consistent.
c. Use every possible colour in GUI.

Solution: c) Use every possible colour in GUI.

Q 8) Which type of file cannot be played with the Windows Media Player control?

a. WAV
b. AVI
c. MPEG
d. DOC

Solution: d) DOC

Q 9) What establishes the profiles of end users of the system?

a. Design model
b. System image
c. Mental image

Solution: b) System Image

Q 10) The physical devices used to store programs or data on a temporary or permanent basis for use in a computer or other digital electronic device is called as ____.

a. Memory
b. Cache Only
c. Disk I/O
d. Processors

Solution: a) Memory

Q 11) The method in which records are physically stored in a specified order according to a key field in each record is ______.

a. Random
b. Sequential
c. Hash
d. Direct

Solution: c) Hash

Q 12) ________ creates groups of items that are logical, distinctive, meaningful, and mutually exclusive.

a. Menus
b. Groupings
c. Console
d. Icons

Solution: b) Groupings

Q 13) What is not the goal of a good design?

a. Effectiveness
b. Efficiency
c. Safety
d. Inappropriateness

Solution: d) Inappropriateness

Q 14) To turn any UI application into an icon or symbol, ____.

a. Maximize
b. Minimize
c. Desktop
d. Taskbar

Solution: b) Minimize

Q 15) A __________ menu is a sub-menu derived from a higher-level menu, most typically a pull-down.

a. Pull up
b. Graphics
c. Cascading
d. Pop-up

Solution: c) Cascading

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