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#1. What is the purpose of the 'Test' phase in design thinking?

To define the problem

To finalize the design

To refine prototypes based on user feedback

To empathize with users

#2. In the 'Define' phase, what is a 'point of view' statement?

A statement summarizing the user and their needs

A description of the prototype

A hypothesis about the solution

A list of potential solutions

#3. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good prototype?

Focused on specific ideas

Quick to build

Interactive

High fidelity

#4. In the 'Test' phase, feedback from users should be:

Collected only if positive

Collected and analyzed

Collected after final implementation

Collected and ignored

#5. Which tool can be used to visualize user experiences and identify pain points?

Journey map

SWOT analysis

Fishbone diagram

Business model canvas

#6. Which of the following best describes the 'Ideate' phase?

Narrowing down the focus

Generating creative solutions

Understanding the problem

Testing the final product

#7. Which mindset is essential for successful design thinking?

Critical mindset

Analytical mindset

Fixed mindset

Growth mindset

#8. What is the purpose of a 'How Might We' question in design thinking?

To test prototypes

To brainstorm solutions

To define the problem

To empathize with users

#9. Which of the following methods is commonly used in the 'Empathize' phase?

User Testing

Interviews

Prototyping

Brainstorming

#10. In design thinking, 'fail fast, fail cheap' encourages:

Avoiding failure at all costs

Detailed and costly prototypes

Quick and inexpensive prototyping

Delaying testing until the final product is ready

#11. What is the first phase of the design thinking process?

Prototype

Define

Ideate

Empathize

#12. In design thinking, what is the main goal of the 'Empathize' phase?

To test solutions

To create prototypes

To generate ideas

To understand the user's needs and experiences

#13. What is a persona in design thinking?

A prototype of a product

A step in the testing phase

A brainstorming technique

A detailed representation of an end-user

#14. Which phase of design thinking can involve creating sketches, models, or digital designs?

Empathize

Prototype

Define

Ideate

#15. What does 'iterative process' mean in design thinking?

Repeatedly refining ideas and prototypes

Completing all steps before testing

A one-time development cycle

A linear progression of steps

#16. A key benefit of involving users early in the design process is:

Avoiding technical issues

Reducing development time

Minimizing costs

Ensuring the solution meets user needs

#17. Which phase of design thinking focuses on generating as many ideas as possible?

Ideate

Test

Empathize

Define

#18. The term 'human-centered design' emphasizes:

User needs and experiences

Aesthetics and design

Business viability

Technical feasibility

#19. Which of the following best describes design thinking?

A process focused solely on aesthetics

A method focused only on business needs

A linear problem-solving method

A user-centered, iterative approach to problem-solving

#20. The 'Prototype' phase in design thinking involves:

Brainstorming ideas

Conducting user research

Defining the problem

Creating a tangible representation of ideas

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