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9. What is the impact of mixing unrelated sensory elements in a space?
(a) It enhances creativity

(b) It creates a unified story
(c) It confuses the senses and causes discomfort
(d) It improves functionality

10. A student designs a study room with yellow walls, loud pop music, and a strong
cinnamon scent. What mistake might they be making?

(a) Understimulation of the senses (b) Ignoring tactile textures
(c) Overloading the senses (d) Using natural elements

II. Fill in the blanks.
1. In sensory design, lighting can create different moods for different times of the day.
2. Overpowering or artificial scents can cause discomfort and disturb the overall of a space.

3. The texture of a velvet cushion or a woolen rug appeals to the sense of .
4. A small kitchen nook with a coffee machine and fruit bowl adds warmth and connects to the sense of
.
5. Mixing unrelated sensory elements like warm colours with cool scents can confuse the .

III. State true or false.
1. Sound has no impact on the mood of a space.

2. Scents like lavender or citrus can uplift mood and create a relaxing environment.
3. Using too many colours, scents, and textures at once can lead to sensory overload.
4. Artificial scents are always better than natural scents in sensory design.

5. The role of touch can be ignored as long as the space looks good.
IV. Short answer type questions.

1. How does sight influence the mood of a space?
2. Why is smell considered powerful in designing personal spaces?

3. Give an example of how sound is used in sensory design.
4. What is the importance of texture in personal space design?
5. How can taste be integrated into a personal space?

IV. Long answer type questions.
1. List and explain any two common mistakes to avoid in sensory design.

2. Using an example, explain how sensory design transforms a simple space.
3. What are the benefits of using natural scents in personal space design?
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V. Competency-based questions. Century #Information Literacy
Skills
1. Riya wants to create a study space that helps her stay calm and focused. Based on the chapter, suggest
suitable choices for colours, sounds, and textures in her space.
2. A student designed a room using strong artificial scents, bright flashing lights, and rough metal surfaces.
What sensory design mistakes are present, and how can they be corrected?

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