AR/ VR quiz for class 6

What do AR and VR stand for?

• Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

• Artificial Reality and Virtual Reality

• Amazing Reality and Visual Reality

• Alternate Reality and Virtual Realm

  
  

In Augmented Reality (AR), virtual objects are:

• Completely separate from the real world

• Overlaid onto the real world

• Hidden within the real world

• Replacing the real world

Which of the following is an example of Augmented Reality (AR)?

• Playing a video game on a computer

• Watching a 3D movie in a theater

• Using Snapchat filters to add funny effects to your face

• Reading a regular book

Virtual Reality (VR) typically requires the use of:

• A smartphone or tablet

• Special headsets or goggles

• A regular computer monitor

• A television screen

What is the purpose of Virtual Reality (VR)?

• To enhance the real world with digital information

• To create an entirely immersive digital experience

• To replace physical reality with a digital one

• To make video games more challenging

Which of the following is an application of Augmented Reality (AR)?

• Exploring a virtual fantasy world

• Simulating a spacewalk

• Enhancing a museum exhibit with additional information

• Watching a 3D movie

In Virtual Reality (VR), you can:

• See and interact with the real world

• See only virtual objects and characters

• Hear but not see anything

• Smell and taste virtual objects

Which sense is primarily engaged in Virtual Reality (VR)?

• Taste

• Touch

• Sight

• Smell

What is the main difference between AR and VR?

• AR blends digital elements with the real world, while VR creates a completely virtual environment.

• AR is used for gaming, while VR is used for communication.

• AR is more expensive than VR.

• VR is only accessible through a computer.

Which of the following is an example of a popular Virtual Reality (VR) headset?

• A regular smartphone

• A television remote control

• An augmented reality headset

• An Oculus Rift