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Question Which of the following are the components of the HCI approach to design?
A Tasks
B Humans
C Technology
D All of the above
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Question HCI draws which of the fields together?
A Psychology
B Design
C Computer Science
D All of the above
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Question Which one of these would not be found in a good HCI?
A Icons that can have specific meanings
B Common shortcuts, like CTRL+Z for undo
C Sounds that convey meanings
D A long command line to achieve a function
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Question Which of the following statements is true?
A A good UI design doesn’t save money as it is expensive
B Bad UI design doesn’t really affect the reputation of the company
C A good UI design saves time and effort
D The UI design doesn’t matter as long as the product is great
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Question Which of the following is not true about a good design?
A Everything designed has an explicit criterion such that the design is useful and usable
B Everything is designed keeping a vague context in mind
C Both of the above
D None of the above
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Question Identify the "interaction" component out of the HCI components (i.e. humans,
computer, and interaction) in the following scenario:
A doctor performs an ultrasound on the ultrasound machine using the handheld
device.
A A doctor
B performs an ultrasound
C the ultrasound machine
D the handheld device
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Question What are the goals of a good design?
A Safety
B Utility
C Efficiency
D All of the above
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Question Which of the following is/are true for contextual inquiry?
A With contextual inquiry, you learn a thousand things about a few people
B Focus is on what people do
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following things does Market research helps you learn?
A Why are users doing something
B A large variety of things about a thousand people
C How people do something
D What people say
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Question Which of the following statements is/are true?
A Nothing a user does is for no reason
B Users do not always know what they want
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Contextual Inquiry requires the HCI expert to
A Intervene the user when he does something incorrect
B Make sure the user doesn’t think aloud while using the product
C Ask the users to summarize their reactions
D Steer the conversation to stay on relevant topics
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Question Contextual inquiry is a quick form of which of the following techniques?
A Psychology
B Ethnography
C Focus Group Discussions
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following is/are a part of the general process of making an affinity
diagram?
A One key concept or observation per sticky note
B Cluster similar items as you go
C Label emerging themes
D All of the above
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Question Choose the option with the correct order
A Cognitive walkthrough -> Affinity diagram -> Contextual inquiry
B Cognitive walkthrough -> Contextual inquiry -> Affinity diagram
C Contextual inquiry -> Affinity diagram -> Cognitive walkthrough
D Affinity diagram -> Contextual Inquiry -> Cognitive walkthrough
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Question Which of the following is an aspect of conducting a Contextual Inquiry?
A Using recording techniques
B Taking permission from the Institutional Review Board
C Having the users sign a consent form
D All of the above
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Question Understanding why a user does things in a certain way by asking them questions
related to the use case of the application, signifies which of the following?
A Focus Group Discussion
B Contextual Inquiry
C Market research
D Affinity Diagram
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Question Which of the following is true about the process of drawing Affinity Diagrams?
A It is immersive
B It is persistent
C It involves brainstorming
D All of the above
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Question Clicking and holding the mouse button or Right-clicking on a toolbar icon does what?
A Increases the size of that tool
B Locks that tool as the default action
C Reveals help text for that tool
D Shows additional tools related to that tool
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Question Which of the following should an HCI expert take care of while designing a product?
A You can make as many assumptions as possible
B If it's not obvious to the users, it’s always their fault
C You should not think yourself as a typical user
D The end user is never a beginner
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Question An HCI expert needs to be careful about which of the following
A Users hijacking a discussion during an interview
B Users deliberately providing incorrect information during a survey
C Users hijacking a discussion during an FGD
D All of the above
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Question Why do we need a Survey?
A To understand the needs of a large set of users
B Statistical representation of the population of interest
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following is a mode of conducting surveys?
A Telephone
B Web
C Hybrid
D All of the above
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Question Which of the following issues occur in personal surveys?
A Time consuming
B Users may be biased due to the presence of the interviewer
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following survey techniques has the lowest response rate
A Email
B Telephone
C Personal
D Web
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Question Which of the following is true about closed questions?
A They might introduce bias in the study
B Closed questions are time saving
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following is not true about open-ended questions
A They are easy to analyze
B Allow users to express their ideas without restriction
C They incur greater time cost, compared to closed questions
D All of the above
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Question Which of the following questionnaire designs are particularly useful for exploratory
studies?

A Closed questions
B Hypothetical questions
C Questions with mutually exclusive options
D Open-ended questions
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Question Which of the following techniques can be used to understand the needs of a user?

A Focus Group Discussions

B Interviews

C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following can help you understand the mistakes that you’ve made in
questionnaire design as well the mistakes users are making in providing responses to the
questions?

A Focus Group Discussions

B Cognitive walkthrough
C Survey
D Pilot study
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Question Choose the option with the most optimal order
A Focus Group Discussions -> Interviews -> Surveys
B Surveys -> Focus Group Discussions -> Interviews
C Surveys -> Interviews -> Focus Group Discussions
D Interviews -> Focus Group Discussions -> Survey
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Question Which of the following factors does not govern the choice of the survey mode?
A Time and budget constraints
B Quality of the experts that will evaluate the survey
C The response rate desired
D The complexity of the questions to be asked
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Question Which of the following instances illustrates ‘cognitive walkthrough’?
A Talk to the users about their needs
B Consult the experts
C Imagine yourself as the user and think from their perspective
D None of the above
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Question What type of questions should one avoid in a questionnaire?
A Double negatives
B Leading questions
C Overlapping response categories
D All of the above
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Question What is/are the goal/s of Task Analysis?
A To determine the tasks that the actual users of the product are most likely to perform
B To determine how often are the tasks performed
C To identify the time constraints on the tasks
D All of the above
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Question Which of the following can be classified as a difficult task while navigating on an
ecommerce website?
A Create an account/Login
B Cancel a purchase
C Find a product and add to cart
D Checkout and proceed to purchase
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Question Which of the following could be an example of a question in task analysis?
A What is your occupation?

B Under what situations will you use an app like this?

C Have you used a similar app?

D How would you change your profile picture in this app?

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Question What is an ideal composition of tasks in a task analysis?

A All easy tasks

B All difficult tasks

C A mix of easy, moderate and difficult tasks

D More easy tasks and less difficult tasks
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Question The prototyping phase follows after which of the following steps?
A Evaluation
B Building the application
C Understanding users needs
D None of the above
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Question Why is prototyping essential?

A To get quick feedback on the product/application

B Experiment with multiple alternatives

C It saves money and effort
D All of the above
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Question Paper and pen based sketches used for prototyping signifies which of the following?
A Rapid prototyping
B High-fidelity prototyping
C Low-resolution prototyping
D Low-fidelity prototyping
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Question Which of the following statements is/are true?
A It requires more effort and resources to incorporate user feedback during high-
fidelity prototyping

B It is easier to incorporate user feedback during low-fidelity prototyping compared to

high-fidelity prototyping
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question Which of the following is true about good design?

A Good design is just cool graphics

B Good design is just common sense

C Good design comes from an iterative process with the user in loop
D Good design can come from fixing the UI at the end
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Question Which of the following is true about Waterfall strategy?

A It is infeasible because it is difficult to adapt

B Waterfall strategy implies that testing should be done all at once

C Both A and B

D None of the above

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Question The following describes the Iterative Design process:

A Design-Code-Launch

B Design-Prototype-Launch

C Design-Prototype-Evaluate

D Design-Evaluate-Code
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Question For user testing on your low fidelity prototypes, you will:
A Antagonise the user if they are unable to figure out your design
B Give them an in depth explanation of the product so that they know everything
before looking at your design

C Give a brief overview of your ideas and then let them explore/figure out your design

D All of the above

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Question User-Centered Design is important because:
A The design should be intuitive enough for users
B The design should cater specifically to the needs of the users
C It is necessary to know the user environment while building a design
D All of the above
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Question Which of the following is/are a step in the waterfall strategy?

A Requirements specification

B Integration and Testing

C Coding
D All of the above
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Question What does HCI stand for?

A Human Computer Interface

B Human Computer Interaction

C Human Computer Implementation

D Human Computer Industry

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Question Which one of these would NOT be found in a good HCI?
A Common short cuts, like CTRL+Z for undo.
B Icons that can have specific meanings
C A long command line to achieve a function
D Sounds that convey meanings
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Question In virtual reality which of the senses cannot currently be portrayed?
A Touch
B Smell
C Both of the above
D All of the above
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Question Which of these is not an interface style?

A Command line/command prompt

B Menus
C Natural Language
D Voice Recognition
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Question Generally, computer input in human computer interaction is
A computer output
B computer input
C user input
D user output
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Question Photoreceptors of eyes that allows color vision are called
A Rods
B Lens
C Corneas
D Cones
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Question Perception of size by human eye depends upon
A visual angle
B visual acuity
C visual field
D other factors
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Question Reading speed and accuracy is increased by reading familiar words based on
A word shape
B word color
C word as single letter
D word as character by character
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Question Small region of retina where optic nerve enters eye is called
A Fovea
B blind spot
C Ligament
D Lens
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Question Human computer interaction is an important part of
A system design
B requirement analysis
C unit testing
D Implementation
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Question Not so familiar senses of human in HCI is
A sight and hearing
B taste and smell
C sight and taste
D touch and smell
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Question Human computer interaction is a core subject of
A Psychology
B software engineering
C Anthropology
D no ones
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Question Characteristic of a software that enable it to be used multiple times is called
A Reusable
B Useful
C Usable
D Used
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Question First priority requirements must be of
A User
B computer system
C Finance
D Time
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Question Impressing moving icons in a system design can be
A Appealing
B Attractive
C Distracting
D Attentive
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Question Second stage of reading process of data from screen is
A visual pattern observation
B syntactic and semantic analysis
C decoding of pattern
D operating phrases
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Question Design of a system act as
A attraction to users
B inspiration to users
C marketing tactic
D usability of system
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Question User input in human computer interaction is occurred through
A motor controls
B Experience
C Senses
D Education
Id 66
Question Analogy of user in HCI is used as
A requirements design system
B system design
C information processing system
D system output
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Question What techniques can be used to guide user's attention to important information on the
interface?
A Flashing
B Auditory warning
C Both A and B
D None of the above
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Question A mouse device may be _____________
A electro-chemical
B Mechanical
C Optical
D both mechanical and optical
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Question Which of the following are examples of software development tools?
A Debuggers
B Editors
C assemblers, compilers and interpreters
D all of the mentioned
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Question What is the primary interactive method of communication used by humans?
A Reading
B Writing
C Speaking
D all of the mentioned
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Question Different learning methods does not include?
A Memorization
B Analogy
C Deduction
D Introduction
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Question What is the composition for agents in artificial intelligence?
A Program
B Architecture
C Both Program & Architecture
D None of the mentioned
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Question What is Artificial intelligence?
A Putting your intelligence into Computer
B Programming with your own intelligence
C Making a Machine intelligent
D Playing a Game
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Question Artificial Intelligence has its expansion in the following application.
A Planning and Scheduling
B Game Playing
C Diagnosis
D All of the mentioned
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Question Providing accelerators (e.g. keyboard shortcuts) mostly addresses
A Utility
B Efficiency
C Learnability
D Attitude
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Question A method that does not require human participants serving as test users is the
A usability test
B pluralistic walkthrough
C Rubin’s comparison test
D heuristic evaluation
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Question The cognitive walkthrough mainly evaluates a product's
A Utility
B efficiency
C learnability
D likeability
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Question Subsystem of human machine processor that handles connections is called
A perceptual system
B motor system
C autonomic system
D cognitive system
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Question Human vision that is dominated by rods to see directly in center of view is called
A center vision
B vertical vision
C horizontal vision
D peripheral vision
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Question Ratio of different hues that can be discriminated by an average person is
A 50
B 100
C 125
D 150
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Question Ratio of cones over fovea region is
A 3-4%
B 1-2%
C 2-3%
D 4-5%
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Question Simple model of human interaction was proposed in
A 1990
B 1983
C 1985
D 1980
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Question First priority requirements must be of
A user
B computer system
C finance
D time
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Question User's hearing system is categorically used as
A processing control
B motor control
C input control
D memorization control
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Question Cones are also not active in temporary blindness due to rods'
A suppression
B repression
C depression
D demolition
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Question Subsystem of human machine processor that handles actions of system is called
A cognitive system
B motor system
C perceptual system
D autonomic system
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Question Simple model of human interaction was proposed by
A Stuart K. Card
B Thomas P. Moran
C Allen Newell
D Card, Moran and Newell
Id 88
Question A negative contrast on display screen result in to increasing the
A reusability
B quality
C legibility
D interactivity
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Question Relationship among vision and distance from point of focus is
A conversely
B indirectly
C directly
D inversely
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Question Human perception in reading process is part of
A saccades
B fixations
C regressions
D suppression
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Question Impressing moving icons in a system design can be
A appealing
B attractive
C distracting
D attentive
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Question Delicate hair cells in cochlea is called
A cilia
B cochlea
C ossicles
D tympanic membrane
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Question By using capitalized words, reading speed and accuracy
A increased
B improved
C declined
D leveled
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Question Sensitivity of cones to blue light results into
A lower red acuity
B lower red acuity
C higher blue acuity
D lower blue acuity
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Question Relationship among flicker and luminous is
A directly proportion
B inversely proportion
C conversely proportion
D indirectly proportional
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Question In human computer interaction, primary role is played by
A head
B eyes
C limbs
D fingers
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Question Most common color blindness among people is to unable discrimination between
A blue and red
B blue and purple
C green and blue
D red and green
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Question Technique of receiving vibrations and transferring it auditory nerves is called
A hearing
B sighting
C touching
D smelling
Id 99
Question There are two types of photoceptors in human vision system of
A retina
B lens
C cornea
D cones
Id 100
Question In human vision system, if two items are placed at same distance then larger angle will be
of
A distant object
B larger object
C shorter object
D less-distant object
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Question Speed of reading text in reading process is measured by using
A legibility
B usability
C quality
D readability
Id 102
Question Ratio of brightness of color is defined as
A contrast
B saturation
C intensity
D hue
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Question Frequency range that can be heared by human ears is
A 200 Hz to 150 kHz
B 20 Hz to 15 kHz
C 10 Hz to 15 kHz
D 10 Hz to 05 kHz
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Question Design of a system must be developed
A integrally with each part of system
B at the end
C at the start
D never
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Question Second stage of reading process of data from screen is
A visual pattern observation
B syntactic and semantic analysis
C decoding of pattern
D operating phrases
Id 106
Question Best color vision in region of
A fovea
B retina
C blind spot
D periphery
Id 107
Question Characteristic of a software that enable it to acquire requirement goal, easily is called
A used
B reusable
C useful
D usable
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Question Positive contrast used on display can lower the
A saturation
B contrast
C hue
D luminance
Id 109
Question In human vision system, X-cells are placed vigorously in the
A cornea
B retina
C fovea
D lens
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Question Color perception by a human eye is acquired due sensitivity of different light's
wavelengths of
A rods
B cones
C ganglion cells
D lens
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Question Term human computer interaction is first known in
A 1970s
B 1980s
C 1960s
D 1990s
Id 112
Question Perception of brightness by human eye depends upon factor of
A size of object
B color of object
C ratio of light
D distance of object
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Question Frequency of sound is measured as
A amplitude
B timbre
C pitch
D loudness
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Question Characteristic of a software that enable users to intentionally use it is called
A useful
B usable
C used
D reusable
Id 115
Question In human vision system, if two items are placed at same distance then smaller angle will
be of
A shorter object
B less-distant object
C distant object
D larger object
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Question Ratio of rods per eye in human vision system is
A 6 million
B 120 million
C 10 million
D 110 million
Id 117
Question Subsystem of human machine processor that handles sensory stimulus is called
A motor system
B cognitive system
C perceptual system
D autonomic system
Id 118
Question Inner ear cochlea is filled with
A air
B wax
C grains
D liquid
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Question Specialized nerve cells placed in retina in human eyes are called
A blind spot
B ganglion cells
C cornea
D lens
Id 120
Question Protection of sensitive middle ear from damage is responsibility of
A inner ear
B medium ear
C outer ear
D middle ear
Id 121
Question Rods are placed in human eyes at position of
A edges of cornea
B center of cornea
C edges of retina
D center of retina
Id 121
Question Rods are placed in human eyes at position of
A edges of cornea
B center of cornea
C edges of retina
D center of retina
Id 122
Question Two types of photoreceptors of retina in human eyes are
A lens and cornea
B lens and rods
C lens and cones
D rods and cones
Id 123
Question Standard line length given by scientists for equally legible is
A 2.1 to 5.3 inches
B 2.3 to 5.2 inches
C 2.2 to 5.3 inches
D 2.5 to 3.2 inches
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Question One of factors, that effect speed of screen reading to be reduced is
A longer line lengths
B more words per page
C negative contrast
D colorful display
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Question Characteristic of a software that enable it to acquire requirement goal is called
A usable
B useful
C used
D reusable
Id 126
Question Frequency of sound remains unchanged however, loudness of soundwave is proportional
to
A pitch
B amplitude
C timbre
D cilia
Id 127
Question Second stage of visual perception process of human is
A visual response to the stimulus
B storing of stimulus
C processing and interpretation of stimulus
D physical reception of stimulus
Id 128
Question In human vision system, Y-cells are more widely distributed in the
A retina
B fovea
C cornea
D lens
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Question Luminous of an image can be measured using
A voltammeter
B photometer
C galvanometer
D spectrometer
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Question In human hearing process, middle ear is connected to inner ear by using
A cochlea
B ossicles
C tympanic membrane
D cilia
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Question By transferring sound directly from air to liquid can cause sound to be
A amplified
B fine
C poor
D excellent
Id 132
Question Psychology terms involve in HCI comes under
A developmental psychology
B engineering psychology
C cognitive psychology
D consumer psychology
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Question Jerky movement of human eyes during reading process is called
A fixations
B regressions
C saccades
D suppression
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Question Ratio of whiteness in color is defined as
A saturation
B intensity
C hue
D contrast
Id 135
Question In human vision system, ganglion cells are sub-divided in to
A three types
B four times
C two types
D five times
Id 136
Question Worst color vision in region of
A blind spot
B fovea
C retina
D periphery
Id 137
Question Term human computer interaction is used interchangeably with
A physics
B psychology
C management
D ergonomic
Id 138
Question Human machine processor include some rules that governs system behavior under certain
constraints is called
A principles of control
B principles of operation
C principles of management
D principles of behavior
Id 139
Question In human computer interaction, primary role for sending input is played by
A eyes
B ears
C fingers
D head
Id 140
Question Pitch and loudness of a sound may not differ but sound made from different music
instruments may vary in
A timbre
B pitch
C amplitude
D cilia
Id 141
Question Visual angles in human vision system can be effected by
A light
B color
C distance
D force
Id 142
Question Less sensitive photoreceptor that allow more light in human vision are
A lens
B rods
C cones
D retinas
Id 143
Question Dark characters used on light screen increase the
A interactivity
B acuity
C reusability
D quality
Id 144
Question Simple model of human interaction by Card, Moran and Newell is called
A Human Machine Processor
B Model Human Processor
C Human Computer Processor
D human computer interactor
Id 145
Question Ratio of flicker increases with the
A luminance ratio
B object size
C object distance
D object height
Id 146
Question Design of a system act as
A attraction to users
B inspiration to users
C marketing tactic
D usability of system
Id 147
Question Reading pace of adults per page in reading process is
A 500 words
B 200 words
C 50 words
D 250 words
Id 148
Question In result of cochlea liquid vibrations, cilia
A vibrates
B bends
C shakes
D moves
Id 149
Question Error message at bottom of screen in a system design must be
A flashing
B blurred
C hidden
D colorful
Id 150
Question Users have major senses used to percept is in total
A 4
B 5
C 6
D 7
Id 151
Question Social factor influence regular performance of
A computer
B human
C machine
D system
Id 152
Question Generally, user input in human computer interaction is
A computer output
B computer input
C user output
D user input
Id 153
Question First stage of reading process of data from screen is
A decoding of pattern
B visual pattern observation
C syntactic and semantic analysis
D operating phrases
Id 154
Question Human speed of reading text is higher at
A tablet screen reading
B mobile screen reading
C book reading
D computer screen reading
Id 155
Question In human vision, light into a sharp image is been focused by
A cornea
B retina
C cones
D rods
Id 156
Question In human vision system, fine details of an image can be perceived by ability called
A visual angle
B visual field
C visual acuity
D visual distance
Id 157
Question Relationship among visual acuity and luminous is
A inversely proportion
B conversely proportion
C indirectly proportional
D directly proportion
Id 158
Question In human vision system, size of image is defined as
A image angle
B visual angle
C distance angle
D size angle
Id 159
Question Entity that assists computer system is called
A machine
B software
C computer system
D user
Id 160
Question Third stage of reading process of data from screen is
A syntactic and semantic analysis
B decoding of pattern
C visual pattern observation
D referencing to internal representation of language
Id 161
Question User input in human computer interaction is occurred through
A motor controls
B experience
C senses
D education
Id 162
Question Type of ganglion cells that enables early detection of image movement are called
A X-cells
B Y-cells
C Z-cells
D A-cells
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Question Division of visual perception process of human is in total
A 1 stage
B 2 stages
C 3 stages
D 4 stages
Id 164
Question Analogy of user in HCI is used as
A requirements design system
B system design
C information processing system
D system output