CS408 Grand Quiz by Amjad

Q1. The sensation can be excited by presenting a different, properly prepared, view to each eye. The pair of views is called a

1. Stereo pair
2. Stereogram
3. Both a and b
4. None of these

Correct answer: Both a and b

Q2. Which one is not an input control?

1. Checkboxes
2. Tags
3. Buttons
4. Text fields

Q3. Interpreting the perception means a)determine mapping from system state to interpretation b)determining mapping from intention to physical movement c) system is in desired state

1. Only A
2. Only b
3. Only c
4. Both b and c

Q4. “Human –computer Interaction is a discipline concerned with the -----------------, evolution and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major

1. Methodologies
2. Architecture
3. Design
4. Procedure

Correct answer: Design

Q5. Subject matter experts (SME) are

1. beginners
2. intermediate users
3. expert users
4. the beginners in two or more related fields

Correct answer: expert users

Q6. Which one is not Navigational Components?

1. Slider
2. Breadcrumb
3. Progress bar
4. Icon

Q7. Which one of the below listed mobile devices are considered as a Smartphone?

1. Samsung Note2
2. Samsung s5
3. Apple phone
4. All of the given option

Q8. Example of form fill interface is ------

1. A dialog box
2. Popup menus
3. Data entry form on some university web
4. All of the given

Q9. The comparison of what happened in the world with what we wanted to happen is called

1. Efficiency
2. Execution
3. Evaluation
4. Action

Correct answer: Evaluation

Q10. Requirements specification involves

1. Capturing the functional requirements of the system architecture
2. Eliciting information about the work domain from the customer
3. Capturing the non-functional requirements of the system architecture
4. Translating the natural language of the work domain into an executable form
5. Only A
6. Only B
7. A and D
8. B and C

Q11. What are the three types of reasoning?

1. Deductive, Productive and inductive
2. Adductive, inductive and Deductive
3. Inductive, Adductive and Reproductive
4. Productive, Reproductive and Deductive

Q12. Within the display there is an isolated region to call upon a specific operation by the user is called-

1. Pointers
2. Buttons
3. Both
4. None of the given

Correct answer: Buttons

Q13. Our ability to attend to one event form what amounts to a mass of competing stimuli in the environment have been psychologically termed as

1. Focused attention
2. Divided attention
3. Voluntary attention
4. Involuntary attention

Q14. The most frequent errors are ----------, especially in well-learned behavior.

1. Mistake
2. Slip
3. Lapse
4. Both a and b

Correct answer: Slip

Q15. Over a short period of time, we find it easier to remember the string of numbers “404 894 6743” because -----------

1. Numbers are easier to remember than arbitrary characters.
2. The grouping of the numbers is significant
3. Ten numbers is not that many to have to remember from working memory.
4. None of these

Q16. During the ------- phase, usage and workflow patterns discovered through analysis of the field research and interviews are synthesized into domain and user models

1. Refinement
2. Framework definition
3. Modeling
4. Research

Correct answer: Modeling

Q17. The ---- model should match the ------model.

1. user, conceptual
2. conceptual, mental
3. mental, central
4. conceptual, central

Q18. Gulf of --------- is the difference between the user’s formulation of the actions to reach the goal and the actions allowed by the system

1. Execution
2. Evaluation
3. Interaction
4. Operation

Correct answer: Execution

Q19. --------- is a small area of the retina on which images are fixated.

1. Blind spot
2. Cones
3. Fovea
4. Rode’s

Correct answer: Fovea

Q20. Models are used in design to

1. Generate the design
2. Evaluate the design
3. Generate and evaluate the design
4. none of the given

Q21. Which of the following best describes a stakeholder?

1. A person who uses an interactive computer system
2. A person who has invested time or money in developing an interactive computer system
3. Who receives output from or provides input to an interactive computer system
4. A person who is affected by the success or failure of an interactive computers system