CPDI-MCQ-5


  1. In which of the following areas is design thinking commonly applied?

    • A) Construction engineering
    • B) Agriculture
    • C) Product design and development
    • D) Astrophysics
    • Answer: C) Product design and development

  2. Which of the following is NOT a step in the design thinking process?

    • A) Empathize
    • B) Analyze
    • C) Synthesize
    • D) Execute
    • Answer: D) Execute

  3. What is one of the key benefits of integrating design thinking into organizational culture?

    • A) Increased bureaucracy
    • B) Decreased employee engagement
    • C) Encouragement of experimentation and collaboration
    • D) Reduction in innovation
    • Answer: C) Encouragement of experimentation and collaboration

  4. Which industry commonly uses design thinking to improve patient experiences and streamline processes?

    • A) Construction
    • B) Manufacturing
    • C) Healthcare
    • D) Retail
    • Answer: C) Healthcare

  5. What is one of the applications of design thinking in education?

    • A) Memorization of facts
    • B) Fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills
    • C) Standardized testing only
    • D) Passive learning
    • Answer: B) Fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills

  6. Which term refers to the process of creating seamless and intuitive user experiences for digital products?

    • A) User frustration
    • B) User disengagement
    • C) User experience (UX) design
    • D) User irritation
    • Answer: C) User experience (UX) design

  7. Which area focuses on using design thinking to address complex social challenges?

    • A) Social media marketing
    • B) Social innovation
    • C) Social networking
    • D) Social media management
    • Answer: B) Social innovation

  8. What is one of the benefits of applying design thinking to business model innovation?

    • A) Maintaining the status quo
    • B) Creating new revenue streams
    • C) Avoiding change
    • D) Decreasing customer satisfaction
    • Answer: B) Creating new revenue streams

  9. Which term refers to the integration of sustainability principles into the design of products, services, and systems?

    • A) Conventional design
    • B) Traditional design
    • C) Sustainable design
    • D) Regular design
    • Answer: C) Sustainable design

  10. Which step of the design thinking process involves brainstorming and generating potential solutions?

    • A) Empathize
    • B) Define
    • C) Ideate
    • D) Prototype
    • Answer: C) Ideate

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