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I. Multiple Choice Questions.

1. Which of the following senses is most directly linked to memory and emotions? Solved Questions
(a) Sight (b) Touch (c) Smell (d) Sound

2. In sensory design, bright colours like yellow are best used to create which feeling?
(a) Calmness (b) Sadness (c) Energy (d) Confusion
3. Which of the following is a common mistake in sensory design?
(a) Using neutral colours and soft lighting (b) Ignoring the role of sound in the space

(c) Layering natural textures (d) Using mild natural fragrances
4. What makes a sensory-based personal space effective?
(a) High-end furniture (b) Expensive gadgets

(c) Harmonious engagement of the senses (d) Large space area
5. Which element is crucial when designing a sensory-based object for a one-year-old child?
(a) Use of metal and plastic (b) Complex shapes and sharp edges

(c) Textures that are soft and safe (d) Bright screens and lights
6. How does sight influence personal space design, according to the chapter?
(a) It adds fragrance to the space

(b) It defines the tactile experience
(c) It creates emotional reactions through color and layout
(d) It prevents background noise
7. Why do we consider each of the five senses when designing our space?

(a) To make the space look colorful
(b) To ensure the space is multi-functional
(c) To create a complete sensory journey that nurtures well-being

(d) To improve storage in the space
8. In a spa-inspired bathroom, which combination best supports relaxation?
(a) Dark tones, rock music, and mint fragrance

(b) Neutral tones, fluffy towels, and lavender scent
(c) Bright lighting, cold tiles, and no sound
(d) Warm lights, citrus fragrance, and velvet sofas

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