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1 / 30

“Rebecca,” a novel about a young woman who marries a wealthy widower and encounters mysterious circumstances surrounding his late wife, was written by which author?

Daphne du Maurier

Agatha Christie

Charlotte Brontë

Jane Austen

2 / 30

What was the main aim of the United Nations at its founding in 1945?

Preventing another world war

Promoting global trade

Spreading democracy

Colonizing unclaimed territories

3 / 30

In user interface (UI) design, what is the significance of ‘color contrast’?

To highlight the most expensive elements of a design

To create a uniform look across all pages

To ensure text and interactive elements are easily discernible against their background

To match the company's branding colors

4 / 30

Why is ‘Contrast’ a critical element in design?

To create a uniform and bland appearance

To avoid drawing attention to any specific element

To create visual interest and emphasize key elements

To use only similar shades and tones

5 / 30

What is the significance of ‘adaptive lighting systems’ in smart city initiatives?

To create dynamic visual displays in urban areas

To reduce electricity consumption for lighting

To optimize lighting based on usage, contributing to energy efficiency and safety

To solely enhance the aesthetic appeal of cityscapes

6 / 30

In digital interface design, how does ‘voice user interface (VUI)’ enhance user accessibility?

By providing an alternative to text-based interfaces

By reducing the need for manual input

By enabling users with varying abilities to interact more easily with technology

To focus on users familiar with voice commands

7 / 30

How does ‘Edge AI’ enhance data processing in IoT applications?

By transferring all data processing to the cloud

Through local data processing on the device, reducing latency and bandwidth usage

By focusing solely on AI model development

To limit the use of AI in IoT devices

8 / 30

“Sense and Sensibility,” a novel that examines the lives and loves of the Dashwood sisters, was written by which author?

Jane Austen

Emily Brontë

Charlotte Brontë

Virginia Woolf

9 / 30

What is the significance of ‘Urban Green Spaces’ in combating the effects of climate change in cities?

To solely enhance aesthetic appeal

Through providing cooling effects, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity support

By limiting urban development

To increase real estate values only

10 / 30

The United Nations Security Council has how many permanent members?

5

10

15

20

11 / 30

How are ‘Neuromorphic Chips’ influencing the future of computing and AI?

By reducing processing speeds

Through mimicking the neural structure of the human brain for faster, more efficient computing

By focusing only on memory storage

To replace traditional silicon-based chips entirely

12 / 30

What is ‘typographic hierarchy’ in graphic design?

The history and development of different typefaces

The arrangement of type to signify levels of importance in text

The alignment of text in a layout

The selection of fonts for different devices

13 / 30

How is ‘Whitespace’ effectively utilized in design?

By filling it with as much content as possible

By minimizing its use

By using it to create breathing space and focus

To reduce the overall design impact

14 / 30

In ‘Digital Twin’ technology, what are the implications for predictive maintenance in manufacturing?

To increase equipment downtime

Through real-time monitoring and prediction of equipment failure

By focusing only on post-failure repairs

To replace all manual maintenance processes

15 / 30

How does ‘Proportion’ impact design composition?

By using disproportionate sizes for impact

By focusing solely on large elements

By balancing elements in terms of size for visual harmony

By using only small elements

16 / 30

In urban design, what is the impact of ‘pedestrian-friendly’ streets on community development?

To enhance the real estate value of surrounding areas

To increase vehicular traffic efficiency

To foster a more connected and interactive community environment

To reduce the cost of urban infrastructure

17 / 30

In the development of public transportation systems, what is the significance of ‘multimodal integration’?

To increase the efficiency of individual modes

To standardize the ticketing systems across modes

To provide seamless connectivity between different modes of transport

To reduce the operational costs of transport

18 / 30

Odissi, a classical dance form known for its fluid movements and expressive gestures, originates from which Indian state?

Odisha

West Bengal

Karnataka

Kerala

19 / 30

Which technique, native to Rajasthan, involves the resist dyeing of fabrics using clay and wax?

Bagru Printing

Bandhani

Dabu Printing

Leheriya

20 / 30

What is ‘adaptive design’ in the field of digital product development?

Design that remains unchanged across all platforms

Design that adjusts to different screen sizes and orientations

Design that changes based on environmental factors

Design that automatically adjusts to different user preferences

21 / 30

In the context of public transportation, what is the purpose of ‘real-time passenger information systems’?

To provide entertainment options for passengers

To advertise local businesses and events

To enhance commuter experience with up-to-date travel information

To reduce the operational costs of transport

22 / 30

“The School of Athens,” a famous Renaissance fresco representing various classical philosophers, was painted by which artist?

Raphael

Leonardo da Vinci

Michelangelo

Donatello

23 / 30

The traditional textile art of ‘Rogan Painting’, involving the use of thickened oil and dyes, comes from which Indian state?

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Rajasthan

Assam

24 / 30

How is ‘Blockchain’ technology impacting digital identity verification?

By complicating the verification process

Through creating secure, decentralized, and tamper-proof identity records

By focusing only on financial transactions

To limit access to digital services

25 / 30

What does ‘wayfinding’ involve in environmental design?

The creation of paths and walkways in natural settings

The strategic placement of signs and visual cues to aid navigation

The design of lighting systems for streets and public areas

The arrangement of furniture and decorations in interior spaces

26 / 30

What was the primary cause of the Chinese Revolution in 1949?

Economic reforms

Foreign invasion

Communist ideology

Imperial collapse

27 / 30

“Brave New World,” a dystopian novel set in a futuristic society characterized by advanced technology and a rigid caste system, was written by which author?

Ray Bradbury

Margaret Atwood

Aldous Huxley

George Orwell

28 / 30

The ‘Ikat’ weaving technique, where yarns are dyed before weaving to create designs on the fabric, is prominent in which two Indian states?

Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

Gujarat and Rajasthan

Tamil Nadu and Kerala

Maharashtra and West Bengal

29 / 30

In the field of ‘Precision Agriculture,’ how are ‘Drones’ used to enhance farming practices?

By focusing solely on crop spraying

Through aerial monitoring and analysis for crop health, irrigation, and pest control

By limiting the use of technology in farming

To replace traditional farming equipment

30 / 30

How is ‘Quantum Sensing’ revolutionizing precision measurements and diagnostics?

By reducing the accuracy of measurements

Through exploiting quantum properties to achieve unprecedented sensitivity and accuracy

By focusing solely on large-scale measurements

To limit the use of sensing technology

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