1) You are given 4 cards displaying 4, E, 7 and K respectively, and you are told that if a card has a vowel on one side it has an even number on the other. Which cards would you have to turn over to check whether this is the case

1. E and 4
2. E, 4 and 7
3. E and 7
4. 4, E, 7 and K

2) __________ involves restricting the possible functions that can be carried out by a novice to the basics and then extending these as the novice becomes more experienced.

1. Initial training
2. Training Wheel
3. Master-apprentice
4. Inter linked

3) Models are used in design to ___________.

1. Generate and evaluate the design
2. Evaluate the design
3. Generate test plan
4. Generate the design

4) From-filling interfaces are used for.

1. Data manipulation
2. Data entry
3. Data definition
4. Data integration

5) Example(s) of erroneous mental model:

1. Lots of people pressing elevator (lift) button at least twice.
2. When the TV starts acting up a typical response is to hit the top of the box repeatedly.
3. Trying to throw the icon of the hard disk into the wastebasket, in the desktop metaphor

1. Both A and B
2. Only A
3. Both C and A
4. Both B and C

6) The term mental model was first developed in the early 1640s by _______

1. Donald Norman
2. Lawrence Schiffman
3. Johnson-Laird
4. Kenneth Craik

7) An everyday example of a/an _______ act is being distracted from working when we can hear music or voices in the next room.

1. Voluntary
2. Involuntary
3. Planning
4. Unplanned

8) Windows may also be _______ when they adjoin but do not overlap each other.

1. Tiled
2. Neutral
3. Obscured
4. Overlap

9) ________ aspect gives us hints and tips about using and creating user interface idioms, like dialog boxes and pushbuttons.

1. Efficient
2. Strategic
3. Tactical
4. Reliable

1. A and C
2. Only C
3. Only A
4. B and D

10) With in the display there is an isolated region to call upon a specific operation by the user is called ______

1. Button
2. Menu
3. Icon
4. Pointer