CPDI-MCQ-3


1. What is the primary focus of design?
   a) Understanding user needs
   b) Creating tangible outputs
   c) Applying problem-solving methodologies
   d) Iterative refinement

   Answer: b) Creating tangible outputs

2. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of design thinking?
   a) Empathy
   b) Creativity
   c) Iterative refinement
   d) Linear problem-solving approach

   Answer: d) Linear problem-solving approach

3. In design, what does the term "output" refer to?
   a) The process of problem-solving
   b) Understanding user needs
   c) Tangible creations such as products or services
   d) Ideation and brainstorming

   Answer: c) Tangible creations such as products or services

4. Design thinking can be applied to which of the following?
   a) Only traditional design fields
   b) Only technical problems
   c) A wide range of problems and challenges
   d) Academic research only

   Answer: c) A wide range of problems and challenges

5. Which of the following best describes the relationship between design and design thinking?
   a) Design is a subset of design thinking
   b) Design thinking is a subset of design
   c) Design and design thinking are synonymous terms
   d) Design and design thinking are related but distinct concepts

   Answer: d) Design and design thinking are related but distinct concepts

6. What is the primary difference between design and design thinking?
   a) Design focuses on empathy, while design thinking focuses on tangible outputs.
   b) Design is iterative, while design thinking follows a linear process.
   c) Design is about creating tangible outputs, while design thinking is a problem-solving methodology.
   d) Design is limited to traditional design fields, while design thinking can be applied across disciplines.

   Answer: c) Design is about creating tangible outputs, while design thinking is a problem-solving methodology.

7. Which of the following is a key principle of design thinking?
   a) Linear problem-solving
   b) Singular focus on technical aspects
   c) Iterative refinement
   d) Limited collaboration

   Answer: c) Iterative refinement

8. What does design thinking prioritize in problem-solving?
   a) Understanding user needs
   b) Technical expertise
   c) Rapid execution
   d) Linear problem-solving

   Answer: a) Understanding user needs

9. Which of the following is a stage in the design thinking process?
   a) Sketching
   b) Implementation
   c) Testing
   d) Finalization

   Answer: c) Testing

10. How does design thinking differ from traditional design processes?
    a) Design thinking is linear, while traditional design processes are iterative.
    b) Design thinking focuses solely on tangible outputs, while traditional design processes prioritize problem-solving methodologies.
    c) Design thinking emphasizes empathy and collaboration, while traditional design processes may not.
    d) Design thinking is limited to technical problems, while traditional design processes can address a wider range of challenges.

    Answer: c) Design thinking emphasizes empathy and collaboration, while traditional design processes may not.

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