Lesson 6.1.3
6.1.3 Product design Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 6
20 questions
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Lesson 6.1.3, Product design: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 6: Three-dimensional Design, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What does product design primarily generate and develop?
- Architectural bridges
- Consumer product ideas
- Theatrical stage sets
- Fine art paintings
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Which two core considerations are specified for consumer product design?
- Ergonomics and functionality
- Location and scale
- Aesthetics and cost
- History and culture
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What does the term ergonomics mean in product design?
- Fit with human use
- Material recyclability
- Visual surface pattern
- Manufacturing speed
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Which two modelling types does the spec list for product design?
- Static and dynamic
- Visual and verbal
- Digital and virtual
- 2D and 3D
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Which aspect of product design relates directly to surface considerations?
- Surface finish
- Battery voltage
- Internal wiring
- Gear ratio
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A prototype is made at 1:5 scale. A handle on it is 8 cm long. What is the full-size length?
- 80 cm
- 40 cm
- 13 cm
- 1.6 cm
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A kettle designer wants the handle to be comfortable for many different hands. Which consideration is this?
- Ergonomics
- Glaze gloss
- Repeat scale
- Shutter speed
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Why might a product designer build a physical prototype?
- To calculate tax
- To test usability
- To check patents
- To write manuals
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Which design considerations best ensure a product survives daily knocks?
- Durable materials
- Bright colours
- Complex shapes
- Light weight
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Which design methods are combined when generating three-dimensional ideas for consumer products?
- Digital and non-digital
- Digital only
- Manual and virtual
- Non-digital only
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What key product design consideration shapes how a consumer item is used and perceived?
- Cost
- Packaging
- Branding
- Form
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A product is designed at 1:2 scale. A button on the model measures 1.5 cm. What is its actual size?
- 0.75 cm
- 15 cm
- 2.5 cm
- 3 cm
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Which key factor must be considered alongside ergonomics in product design?
- Cost reduction
- Aesthetics only
- Functionality
- Mass production
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What do surface considerations directly influence in product design?
- Structural weight
- Grip and appearance
- Internal circuitry
- Battery life
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Which type of drawing skill is used to show a product's shape on paper?
- Circuit diagram
- Blueprint schematic
- Free-hand drawing
- Architectural plan
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What two main qualities must a successful consumer product balance?
- Size and price
- Colour and weight
- Appearance and function
- Speed and power
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Which step usually follows initial idea generation in product development?
- Recycling
- Mass production
- Advertising
- Modelling
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A foam insert is 20 cm long and needs 1.5 cm of padding at each end. What is the total length with padding?
- 35 cm
- 25 cm
- 23 cm
- 21 cm
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Why might a designer produce a scale model of a consumer product?
- To test chemical purity
- To measure electrical output
- To test ergonomics
- To check market pricing
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Which combination of traits best shows a successful product design?
- Usable, safe, attractive
- Complex, heavy, costly
- Hidden, toxic, plain
- Fragile, bright, cheap
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