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VI. 1. Mehul should focus on soft lighting (like lamps or candles), neutral or pastel colours for calmness, soothing
music or silence, natural scents like lavender, and soft textures such as cushions or rugs. These elements
create peace and reduce distractions.
2. They should use soft, safe, and varied textures—like smooth rubber, soft fabric, and gentle bumps—to
engage touch. The toy should be easy to grip, safe to mouth, and comfortable to hold, supporting sensory
development in a one-year-old.

I. Multiple Choice Questions.
1. What kind of lighting can make a small room feel bigger?

(a) Dim artificial lights (b) Warm candlelight Unsolved Questions
(c) Good natural lighting (d) Neon lighting
2. Which texture combination can make a bedroom feel cozy and inviting?
(a) Marble floor and leather sofa (b) Velvet armchair, woolen rug, and cotton bedsheets

(c) Plastic chairs and tiled flooring (d) Metal furniture and plain linen
3. Why is taste included in the design of personal spaces?
(a) To encourage overeating

(b) To make the space smell sweet
(c) To bring warmth and a sense of homeliness
(d) To match the wall colours

4. What is the main advantage of using sound-absorbing materials like carpets and curtains?
(a) They make the room brighter (b) They reduce stress by softening harsh sounds
(c) They attract attention (d) They cool the room

5. Which design choice is best for a restful and calming space?
(a) Loud music and bright lights (b) Red walls and glass furniture
(c) Soft blue tones with natural daylight (d) Black walls with metal furniture
6. Which of the following spaces is most suitable for adding elements of taste?

(a) Bathroom (b) Reading room (c) Dining nook (d) Laundry area
7. A designer adds features such as textured covers, visually vibrant elements, and soft-touch binding to a diary.
From a design thinking perspective, what does this approach enhance? [CBSE 2025]
(a) Functional complexity (b) User engagement through sensory experiences

(c) Structural rigidity (d) Cost optimization
8. Which of the following best explains how sensory design supports well-being?
(a) It includes only physical comfort
(b) It focuses only on appearance

(c) It combines emotional, physical, and sensory comfort
(d) It avoids using technology

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