Lesson 2.4
2.4 User interaction methods Quiz: OCR IT, Unit 1
20 questions
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Lesson 2.4, User interaction methods: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR IT (J836), Unit 1: IT in the digital world, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which user interaction method is named in the specification as using a finger or stylus on a screen?
- Gesture
- Voice
- Mouse
- Touch
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Which user interaction method uses a device such as a keyboard or mouse to send input?
- Keyboard
- Touch
- Gesture
- Voice
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Which interaction method is named in the specification as using spoken commands?
- Keyboard
- Voice
- Mouse
- Touch
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Which interaction method is named in the specification as using body movements to send commands?
- Keyboard
- Touch
- Gesture
- Mouse
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What is a major advantage of using a keyboard for long documents?
- Fast accurate typing
- Zero power use
- Compact portability
- Silent operation
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What is a key disadvantage of touch interfaces on small screens?
- Fingers block controls
- Slow data speed
- High power drain
- Complex setup
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What is the main benefit of voice input when hands are busy?
- Silent commands
- Better text editing
- Faster typing speed
- Hands-free operation
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What is a major disadvantage of voice input in a noisy place?
- Slow processing speed
- Battery drain
- Misrecognised commands
- Screen glare
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Which interaction method suits a user who needs precise pointing on a large display, such as in graphic design?
- Gesture
- Mouse
- Touch
- Voice
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What is a key drawback of gesture control in public areas?
- High memory use
- Unintended movements
- Slow refresh rate
- Poor audio output
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A designer wants users to interact with a display without touching it, for example in a hospital. Which method fits best?
- Mouse
- Touch
- Keyboard
- Gesture
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A kiosk is used by people with limited hand movement. Which interaction method would a designer add first?
- Voice input
- A stronger touch-screen glass
- A smaller keyboard
- A thinner mouse
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What two factors are weighed when choosing a point-of-sale input method?
- Colour and size
- Cost and weight
- Speed and hygiene
- Sound and style
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A user of a banking app is asked to confirm a transfer by tapping a button. Which interaction method is used?
- Touch
- Voice
- Gesture
- Keyboard
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Why might a designer include multiple interaction methods in one HCI?
- Save battery power
- Reduce code size
- Diverse user needs
- Lower manufacturing cost
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Which interaction method is used when drawing with a stylus or finger?
- Voice input
- Keyboard entry
- Gesture control
- Touch input
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Which interaction method most easily suffers from accidental brushes?
- Switch
- Mouse
- Keyboard
- Touch or gesture
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Which interaction method is most practical for a smart TV used from a sofa?
- Voice or remote
- Wired keyboard
- Touch screen
- Graphics tablet
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Why must a designer know the user interaction method before designing?
- It shapes layout
- It lowers hardware cost
- It cuts file size
- It speeds up Wi-Fi
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Which user interaction method relies on physical hand movements captured by a camera?
- Touch
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- Gesture
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