Lesson 4.1.5
4.1.5 Interactive design (including web, app and game) Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson 4.1.5, Interactive design (including web, app and game): 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 4: Graphic Communication, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which technology type is used in interactive design?
- web-based devices
- cast bronze
- static print
- woven textiles
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Which medium is NOT classified as interactive technology in the specification?
- games
- mobile devices
- television
- printed brochures
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What is the primary aim of interactive design in graphic communication?
- engage audiences
- carve stone
- weave fabric
- bind pages
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Which type of graphics is explicitly listed for interactive design?
- cast ceramic
- three-dimensional
- forged metal
- hand-woven
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Which of these is classed as a time-based medium?
- poster print
- pencil sketch
- oil painting
- animation
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Which digital tools are listed in the range for interactive design?
- clay kilns
- wood planes
- printing presses
- digital applications
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Which study area specifically includes video games?
- typography
- interactive design
- signage
- package design
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An app where users tap to build a story demonstrates what?
- ceramic glazing
- engaging audiences
- textile dyeing
- surface etching
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A web page featuring navigation buttons and animations uses what media type?
- relief printing
- woven threads
- time-based media
- coiled clay
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A television graphic that responds to live viewer votes uses what format?
- carved wood
- television and games
- hand-thrown pottery
- woven tapestries
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Adding a rotatable 3D product model to a mobile app uses what graphic type?
- three-dimensional
- flat vector
- monochrome line
- hand-painted wash
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Designing a game menu that accommodates different player skill levels demonstrates what?
- fixed layout
- target audience focus
- material wastage
- random placement
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A museum touch screen displaying layered information is an example of what technology?
- personal device
- letterpress print
- woven fabric
- etched copper
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Creating interface layouts for both smartphones and televisions demonstrates what skill?
- monochrome sketching
- hand embroidery
- single-sheet binding
- multi-platform design
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Why must interactive design be carefully tailored to user behaviour?
- Engagement relies on interaction
- Files must remain small
- Screens are always flat
- Text requires strict grids
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How do time-based media differ from static graphics in interactive design?
- Fixed physical dimensions
- Monochrome colour palette
- Higher print resolution
- Change over time
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Why are both 2D and 3D graphics used in interactive design?
- Provide spatial depth
- Standardise screen ratios
- Reduce file sizes
- Eliminate user input
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Which technology is also included in interactive design alongside games?
- Web-based applications
- Paper documents
- Plaster casting
- Oil painting
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How do interactive designers engage audiences across different devices?
- Fixed resolutions
- Adaptable layouts
- Identical sizing
- Static templates
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Why might an interactive designer combine digital apps with physical prototypes?
- Test physical form
- Remove user feedback
- Increase loading speed
- Print final posters
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