Lesson 4.2

4.2 Reviewing the process of creating the Augmented Reality (AR) model prototype Quiz: OCR IT, Unit 3

20 questions

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Lesson 4.2, Reviewing the process of creating the Augmented Reality (AR) model prototype: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR IT (J836), Unit 3: Using Augmented Reality to present information, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the primary purpose of reviewing an AR prototype process?

    • Delete user data
    • Shorten battery life
    • Increase file format
    • Identify improvements
  2. How is the effectiveness of steps followed in an AR project reviewed?

    • Comparing planned steps
    • Guessing final costs
    • Ignoring initial designs
    • Deleting source files
  3. Which review question checks the software tools used?

    • Suitability of tools
    • Cost of hardware
    • Colour of branding
    • Speed of typing
  4. Why check if the prototype meets the defined purpose?

    • Speeding up downloads
    • Reducing file sizes
    • Achieving design goals
    • Increasing team size
  5. What is an insight gained that improves the next AR project called?

    • Error code
    • System log
    • Lesson learnt
    • Final budget
  6. What is the primary role of design documentation during a review?

    • Financial invoice
    • Marketing flyer
    • Reference point
    • User manual
  7. What is the sensible response if an AR tool was hard to use?

    • Blame the client
    • Ignore the problem
    • Delete the project
    • Note for future
  8. Against what is the success of an AR prototype judged during review?

    • Random testing
    • Client mood
    • Developer opinion
    • Stated purpose
  9. What demonstrates effective use of AR tools and techniques?

    • Using random effects
    • Copying competitor code
    • Matching planned features
    • Skipping testing phases
  10. A team skipped a trigger test. What is the best lesson learnt?

    • Change the software
    • Dismiss the tester
    • Avoid all testing
    • Follow test plan
  11. What should a review record regarding AR model testing?

    • Computer brand names
    • Office room temperatures
    • Employee salaries
    • Test plan results
  12. How do lessons learnt benefit future prototype creation?

    • Increasing project costs
    • Reducing staff numbers
    • Lengthening deadlines
    • Avoiding repeat errors
  13. What makes a review claim that 'the prototype works' weak?

    • Too many colours
    • Lack of evidence
    • High file size
    • Short descriptions
  14. Checking outputs against the stated aim evaluates what?

    • Storage capacity
    • Defined purpose
    • File compression
    • Network bandwidth
  15. What should a thorough review of project tools conclude?

    • Tool effectiveness
    • Employee attendance
    • Market share values
    • Operating system versions
  16. Why is it useful to document what did not work well?

    • Increasing complexity
    • Reducing transparency
    • Delaying updates
    • Preventing future issues
  17. What does project effectiveness measure during an AR prototype review?

    • Meeting planned features
    • File size total
    • Speed of creation
    • Software cost used
  18. What does a missing planned trigger in an AR review indicate?

    • Incorrect hardware specs
    • Exceeded budget limits
    • Insufficient file storage
    • Ignored design documentation
  19. Why is reviewing a completed AR prototype process important?

    • Apply lessons learnt
    • Reset project budget
    • Remove all triggers
    • Change target audience
  20. Which action best addresses an unclear AR prototype purpose?

    • Define clear purpose
    • Change font style
    • Increase audio volume
    • Add more animations

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