Quiz-1

1. What does HCI stand for?

• Human-Computer Integration

• Human-Centric Interaction

• Human-Computer Interaction

• Human-Centered Information

Which of the following is a key goal of HCI?

• Increasing hardware complexity

• Improving user satisfaction and performance

• Reducing accessibility

• Limiting user engagement

What is the purpose of WCAG 2.0?

• Web Coding and Graphics

• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

• Web Configuration and Gaming

• Web Compatibility and Graphics

WCAG 2.0 is designed to make web content:

• Inaccessible to certain users

• Exclusively for mobile devices

• Accessible to all users, including those with disabilities

• Only available in certain languages

Which of the following is one of the four main principles of WCAG 2.0?

• Persistent

• Parallel

• Perceivable

• Prohibitive

What does the "operable" principle in WCAG 2.0 focus on?

• Making content visually appealing

• Ensuring content is easy to operate and navigate

• Excluding certain user groups

• Ignoring user feedback

Which of the following is an example of a perceptible feature according to WCAG 2.0?

• An image with no alternative text

• A well-organized navigation menu

• A video with closed captions

• A webpage with complex coding

Which WCAG 2.0 principle emphasizes the importance of content being clear and easy to understand?

• Perceivable

• Operable

• Understandable

• Robust

What does the "robust" principle in WCAG 2.0 address?

• Ensuring content is flexible and adaptable

• Making content resistant to change

• Limiting compatibility with assistive technologies

• Ignoring technological advancements

What is the role of personas in HCI?

• Impersonalizing user experiences

• Creating fictional characters to represent user types

• Reducing accessibility

• Ignoring user feedback