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I. Multiple Choice Questions.
1. Empathy involves:
(a) Arguing with users (b) Stepping into someone else’s shoes Unsolved Questions

(c) Copying other designs (d) Giving instructions
2. Which method is used in Primary Research?
(a) Reading blogs (b) Watching YouTube

(c) Interviewing users (d) Searching Google
3. Which of these shows Co-operation?
(a) All students follow a timetable to use the sports room

(b) One student takes over all tasks
(c) Everyone works alone
(d) No one listens to instructions

4. What is the final step in the student design task?
(a) Building empathy maps (b) Playing games
(c) Presenting the solution (d) Reading a book
5. In an empathy map, “Did” means:

(a) What the user imagined (b) What action the user took
(c) What the teacher did (d) What the product did

6. Collaborative design helps students to:
(a) Compete in silence (b) Work alone
(c) Brainstorm and co-create (d) Avoid feedback
7. The goal of using empathy in design is to:

(a) Create what the designer likes (b) Imitate others
(c) Create user-centered solutions (d) Avoid asking questions
8. Which attribute best supports teamwork in a science fair project?

(a) Interpersonal (b) Collaborative
(c) Co-operative (d) Sharing
9. A school wants to create a space where students can read or calm down. Which example fits best?

(a) Exam hall (b) Gaming zone
(c) Calm corner (d) Debate room
10. Which statement best shows how empathy can make design better?

(a) “I created something I love.”
(b) “I copied the design from a famous site.”
(c) “I understood what others feel and designed to help them.”
(d) “I finished quickly to meet the deadline.”

II. Fill in the blanks

1. Co-operation means dividing tasks and doing your part ______.

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