SDP7 (3) ☉ IITU 2017

Question

20. Usually longer and more detailed than a scenario

Answer 1

a. Use cases

Answer 2

b. User stories

Answer 3

c. Scenarios

Answer 4

d. Template

Answer 5

e. Incorrect answer

Answer 6

a. Scenarios

Answer 7

b. Use cases

Answer 8

c. User stories

Answer 9

d. Curriculum vitae

Answer 10

e. Worksheet

Answer 11

a. Storyboard

Answer 12

b. Use case

Answer 13

c. User story

Answer 14

d. Worksheet

Answer 15

e. Documents

Answer 16

a. All of the above

Answer 17

b. Only people

Answer 18

c. Only objects

Answer 19

d. Only text

Answer 20

a. Storyboard

Answer 21

b. Use case

Answer 22

c. User story

Answer 23

d. Worksheet

Answer 24

a. All of the mentioned

Answer 25

b. Only have several meaningful interactions

Answer 26

c. Only be meaningful to the user

Answer 27

d. Only be closely related to personas and scenarios

Answer 28

a. Unaesthetic and maximalist design

Answer 29

b. Visibility of system status

Answer 30

c. Match between system and the real world

Answer 31

d. Consistency and standards

Answer 32

a. User control and freedom

Answer 33

b. Continue and standard

Answer 34

c. Flexibility and effect of use

Answer 35

d. Reconcile rather than recall

Answer 36

a. Visibility of system status

Answer 37

b. Error prevention

Answer 38

c. Aesthetic and minimalist design

Answer 39

d. All of the above

Answer 40

a. Aesthetic and minimalist design

Answer 41

b. Help and documentation

Answer 42

c. Error prevention

Answer 43

d. User control

Answer 44

a. None of the above

Answer 45

b. Aesthetic and minimalist design

Answer 46

c. Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors

Answer 47

d. Error prevention

Answer 48

a. Related visually

Answer 49

b. In different corners

Answer 50

c. Not related

Answer 51

d. Exactly the same

Answer 52

a. All of the above

Answer 53

b. None of the above

Answer 54

c. The more important something is, the more prominent it is.

Answer 55

d. Things that are related logically are also related visually.

Answer 56

e. Things are “nested” visually to show what’s part of what.

Answer 57

a. Primary navigation

Answer 58

b. Secondary navigation

Answer 59

a. Secondary navigation

Answer 60

b. Primary navigation

Answer 61

e. Template

Answer 62

a. Breadcrumbs

Answer 63

b. Section

Answer 64

c. Timely content

Answer 65

a. All statements are correct

Answer 66

b. Every page needs a name

Answer 67

c. The name needs to be in the right place

Answer 68

d. The name needs to be prominent

Answer 69

a. “You are here” indicator

Answer 70

b. “You are far away” indicator

Answer 71

c. Advertisement

Answer 72

d. Timely content

Answer 73

a. The Welcome blurb

Answer 74

b. Advertisement of other sources

Answer 75

c. Breadcrumbs

Answer 76

d. Scenario

Answer 77

e. Super Mario

Answer 78

a. Exploratory

Answer 79

b. Assessment

Answer 80

c. Comparison

Answer 81

d. Validation

Answer 82

e. Pipelining

Answer 83

a. Comparison

Answer 84

b. Exploratory

Answer 85

c. Pipelining

Answer 86

d. Schedule

Answer 87

a. Fishing

Answer 88

b. Hunting

Answer 89

c. Gathering

Answer 90

d. Mushroom picking

Answer 91

a. three weeks

Answer 92

b. three days

Answer 93

c. one day

Answer 94

d. two month

Answer 95

a. From 1 to 2 hours

Answer 96

b. From 60 to 120 minutes

Answer 97

c. From 3 to 5 hours

Answer 98

d. From 5 to 10 minutes

Answer 99

e. From 100 to 200 seconds

Answer 100

a. Used often

Answer 101

c. Considered important by users

Answer 102

d. Used rarely

Answer 103

a. Total length of the interview

Answer 104

b. Structure

Answer 105

c. Complexity of the features

Answer 106

d. Respondent quickness

Answer 107

a. Reasonable

Answer 108

b. In a realistic sequence

Answer 109

d. Domain dependent

Answer 110

a. Protocol

Answer 111

b. Discussion guide

Answer 112

b. Javascript

Answer 113

a. Introduction and preliminary interview

Answer 114

c. Wrap-up

Answer 115

a. Introduction

Answer 116

c. Wrap-up

Answer 117

d. Conclusion

Answer 118

a. General

Answer 119

b. Special

Answer 120

c. Non-standard

Answer 121

d. Unexpected

Answer 122

a. People’s offline habits

Answer 123

b. What he/she ate today

Answer 124

c. People’s salary

Answer 125

d. People’s relatives

Answer 126

a. Task-based

Answer 127

b. Observationa

Answer 128

d. Exploratory

Answer 129

e. Evaluative

Answer 130

a. Getting the most natural responses

Answer 131

b. Getting the most complete responses

Answer 132

c. Getting the most incorrect responses

Answer 133

d. Getting the most incomplete responses

Answer 134

e. Getting nothing

Answer 135

a. Heat map graphics

Answer 136

b. Gaze plot

Answer 137

d. Eye direction

Answer 138

e. Asterisk

Answer 139

a. Paths that the eye took between points of fixation

Answer 140

b. Points of fixation

Answer 141

c. Multicolored map

Answer 142

d. Map with asterisks

Answer 143

a. Usability test

Answer 144

b. IQ-test

Answer 145

c. Summary

Answer 146

d. Composition

Answer 147

d. Composition e. Programmer's codex of honor

Answer 148

b. IQ-test

Answer 149

c. Psychological test

Answer 150

d. Horoscope

Answer 151

a. Descriptive

Answer 152

b. Explanatory

Answer 153

c. Experimental

Answer 154

d. Traditional

Answer 155

a. Behavior

Answer 156

b. Characteristic

Answer 157

c. Attitudinal

Answer 158

d. Logical

Answer 159

a. Technological

Answer 160

b. Demographic

Answer 161

d. Competitive

Answer 162

a. Demographic

Answer 163

c. Competitive

Answer 164

d. Satisfaction

Answer 165

a. Satisfaction

Answer 166

b. Preferenc

Answer 167

d. Demographic

Answer 168

a. Checklist

Answer 169

b. Flexible

Answer 170

c. Single-answer

Answer 171

d. Incorrect answer

Answer 172

a. Avoid negative questions

Answer 173

b. Don’t overload questions

Answer 174

c. Don’t make questions relevant

Answer 175

d. Don’t stay consistent

Answer 176

a. Introduction

Answer 177

b. Beginning with teaser questions

Answer 178

a. Introduction

Answer 179

b. Beginning with teaser questions

Answer 180

a. Pilot testing

Answer 181

b. Driver testing

Answer 182

c. Hunter testing

Answer 183

d. Seaman testing

Answer 184

a. Process of inviting people to take survey

Answer 185

b. Process of conducting a survey itself

Answer 186

c. Process of preparing questions

Answer 187

d. Process of conducting a usability testing

Answer 188

c. Surfeits

Answer 189

d. Surveyors

Answer 190

a. Traditional survey techniques

Answer 191

b. Special survey techniques

Answer 192

c. Modern survey techniques

Answer 193

d. Urban survey techniques

Answer 194

a. Timing bias

Answer 195

b. Presentation bias

Answer 196

c. Invitation bias

Answer 197

d. Experiment bias

Answer 198

a. Invitation link

Answer 199

b. Telephonec.

Answer 200

d. Haphazard

Answer 201

e. Interruption

Answer 202

a. Standard error

Answer 203

b. Specific error

Answer 204

c. Special error

Answer 205

d. Sequential error

Answer 206

e. Incorrect answer

Answer 207

b. Demographic

Answer 208

c. Competitive

Answer 209

e. Technological

Answer 210

a. Sampling bias

Answer 211

b. Sampling frame

Answer 212

c. Interaction

Answer 213

d. Division

Answer 214

d. Compare

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