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1 / 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

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How is ‘Artificial Photosynthesis’ being explored as a means to address energy and environmental challenges?

By replicating the aesthetic aspects of natural photosynthesis

Through converting sunlight, water, and CO2 into usable energy and materials

By focusing only on oxygen production

To replace solar panel technology

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What is the focus of ‘landscape urbanism’?

Designing urban spaces with a primary focus on building placement

The integration of natural landscape features into urban planning

Prioritizing pedestrian pathways in city layouts

Developing urban areas solely for residential use

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In ‘Smart Cities,’ what is the significance of ‘Integrated Mobility Platforms’?

To focus solely on private vehicle use

Through combining different modes of transport into a cohesive, user-friendly system

By limiting public transportation options

To increase urban traffic congestion

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What does ‘Symmetry’ add to a design composition?

Complexity and chaos

Dynamic movement

Balance and harmony

A focus on modernism

6 / 30

Who was the first female athlete to win five gold medals at a single Olympic Games?

Nadia Comăneci

Katie Ledecky

Kristin Otto

Florence Griffith-Joyner

7 / 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

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In web design, what is ‘responsive design’?

Design that adapts to user feedback

Design that changes based on the time of day

Design that adjusts layout and content based on screen size and orientation

Design that uses motion graphics and animations

9 / 30

Who is known for the architectural design of ‘Fallingwater’, a masterpiece blending with nature?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Le Corbusier

Renzo Piano

10 / 30

Which Indian state is known for ‘Muga Silk’, famous for its natural golden sheen and durability?

Assam

Karnataka

Andhra Pradesh

Punjab

11 / 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

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What is the goal of ‘inclusive design’ in product and environment creation?

To create products that are only for a niche market

To focus solely on the aesthetics of the design

To design products and environments accessible and usable by as many people as possible

To minimize the production costs of products and environments

13 / 30

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

Bagru Printing

Bandhani

Dabu Printing

Leheriya

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

What is the importance of ‘Harmony’ in design?

To create a vibrant and chaotic look

To emphasize individual elements

To create a visually cohesive and appealing composition

To focus on contrasting styles

16 / 30

Who is considered a pioneer of the ‘High-Tech Architecture’ movement?

Renzo Piano

Norman Foster

Richard Rogers

Zaha Hadid

17 / 30

How does ‘inclusive content creation’ in social media marketing impact brand engagement?

By aligning with the latest social media trends

By focusing on a younger, tech-savvy audience

By resonating with a diverse audience and fostering a sense of belonging

By simplifying the message for broader reach

18 / 30

In design, what purpose does ‘Hierarchy’ serve?

To disorganize information

To give equal weight to all elements

To arrange elements based on their importance

To prioritize graphical elements over text

19 / 30

In ‘Smart Grids,’ how is ‘Demand Response’ technology aiding energy management?

By limiting electricity use during peak hours

Through adjusting electricity usage based on supply and demand conditions

By focusing only on increasing energy production

To replace renewable energy sources

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In ‘Regenerative Medicine,’ how is ‘Tissue Engineering’ being applied?

By focusing only on external prosthetics

Through developing biological substitutes to restore, maintain, or improve tissue function

By limiting the use of synthetic materials in medicine

To replace traditional medical treatments entirely

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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

22 / 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

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

What is ‘material design’ in the context of digital interfaces?

A design approach focused on the use of physical materials

A minimalist design style emphasizing flat textures

A design language developed by Google that emphasizes grid-based layouts and responsive animations

A trend in using sustainable materials in product packaging

25 / 30

“The Night Watch,” a famous 17th-century painting depicting a militia company, was created by which Dutch artist?

Rembrandt van Rijn

Johannes Vermeer

Vincent van Gogh

Pieter Bruegel the Elder

26 / 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

27 / 30

In product design, what is the advantage of ‘rapid prototyping’?

To reduce the overall cost of product development

To ensure products adhere to market trends

To quickly create and test models for design evaluation and refinement

To focus on producing the most durable prototypes

28 / 30

The “Long March,” a significant event in Chinese history, is associated with which leader?

Chiang Kai-shek

Mao Zedong

Deng Xiaoping

Sun Yat-sen

29 / 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

30 / 30

How does ‘material innovation’ in sustainable product design contribute to environmental conservation?

By focusing on cost-effective production methods

By creating more durable products

By developing materials with reduced environmental impact

By simplifying the product design process

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