Lesson 1.1.2

1.1.2 Compare products Quiz: OCR Engineering Design, Unit 3

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which matrix type is named in the specification as one way to compare products?

    • Circuit matrix
    • Block diagram
    • Flowchart
    • Engineering matrix
  2. Which comparison method ranks products by scoring them against weighted criteria?

    • Block diagram
    • Exploded view
    • Ranking matrix
    • Wiring diagram
  3. Which design tool connects customer requirements directly to engineering characteristics?

    • Orthographic drawing
    • Quality Function Deployment
    • CAD extrusion
    • Exploded view
  4. What type of data is gathered through questionnaires and user interviews?

    • Isometric data
    • Secondary research
    • Quantitative data
    • Primary research
  5. A student compares three kettles using a matrix with weighted criteria. Which method is the student using?

    • Breadboarding
    • Ranking matrix
    • Flowchart
    • Anthropometric tables
  6. What format is typically used to compare multiple products against shared criteria?

    • Orthographic view
    • Assembly instruction
    • Parts list
    • Comparison matrix
  7. Which evaluation tool helps designers weigh conflicting product pros and cons?

    • CAD sketch
    • Engineering matrix
    • Centre line
    • Exploded view
  8. What is the primary purpose of Quality Function Deployment?

    • Linking user needs
    • Measuring weight
    • Drawing assemblies
    • Calculating volume
  9. Which combination of data types is used in a comprehensive product comparison matrix?

    • Static and dynamic
    • Qualitative and quantitative
    • Primary and secondary
    • Isometric and orthographic
  10. Why must identical criteria be applied when comparing multiple products?

    • To reduce cost
    • To ensure fairness
    • To simplify CAD
    • To speed production
  11. What design advantage is usually achieved by reducing total component count?

    • Easier assembly
    • Increased volume
    • Greater complexity
    • Higher weight
  12. Which research combination provides the most reliable product performance evidence?

    • Qualitative only
    • Primary and secondary
    • Quantitative only
    • Isometric and CAD
  13. In an engineering matrix, what justifies selecting a specific product design?

    • Higher criteria scores
    • Lower resolution
    • Fewer dimensions
    • Larger file size
  14. In a product ranking matrix, what does a higher numerical total indicate?

    • Higher overall rank
    • Greater weight
    • Slower assembly
    • Lower quality
  15. What is a known limitation of using a weighted ranking matrix?

    • Mandatory standards
    • Fixed dimensions
    • Subjective scoring
    • Digital incompatibility
  16. What specification requirement does listing product advantages and disadvantages in a table meet?

    • Calculating stress loads
    • Identifying product features
    • Costing raw materials
    • Drafting circuit diagrams
  17. What is the primary benefit of comparing existing products before designing a new one?

    • Speeding up delivery
    • Removing legal restrictions
    • Identifying successful features
    • Lowering retail price
  18. What does discovering an unmet user need during product comparison reveal?

    • A marketing error
    • A patent violation
    • A design gap
    • A manufacturing fault
  19. What score on an essential specification criterion indicates a strong design?

    • A high score
    • A minimum score
    • A neutral score
    • A zero score
  20. What must a thorough product comparison record about both products?

    • Strengths and weaknesses
    • Only packaging designs
    • Only brand names
    • Only manufacturing costs

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