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9. Why is it important to observe before redesigning a space?

(a) To copy designs from other places (b) To collect bills
(c) To understand real usage patterns (d) To make posters
10. Which of the following is the correct order of design tools used?
(a) Sketch Æ Empathy Æ Feedback

(b) Interview Æ Prototype Æ Observation
(c) Empathy Æ Observation Æ Prototype Æ Feedback
(d) Feedback Æ Sketch Æ Traffic study

II. Fill in the blanks.

1. Public spaces are to all people regardless of age, gender, or background.
2. A housing society garden is a , not a public space.
3. Good design can make public spaces inclusive, functional, and .

4. mapping helps identify various users and their needs.
5. Designers use to understand how users feel and what they need.

III. State True or False.
1. Public spaces should only be designed for young people.
2. A school library is a public space.

3. Observation is an important design tool to see how users behave in a space.
4. Empathy in design means understanding how others feel.
5. Designers never use real-life stories or users to create personas.

IV. Short answer type questions.

1. What is a public space?
2. How is a shared space different from a public space?
3. Why is design important in public spaces?
4. What does stakeholder mapping involve?

5. What is the role of observation in design?
6. How do community zones in a park promote social interaction and creative thinking? [CBSE 2025]
7. How can public spaces be engaging?

8. What should a designer do if senior citizens avoid a park?
9. Why is inclusive design important in public spaces? [CBSE 2025]
10. What values should a designer follow while creating public spaces?

V. Long answer type questions.

1. What makes a space a public space? Explain with examples.
2. Explain the difference between public and shared spaces with examples.
3. How does stakeholder mapping support public space design?
4. Describe how public spaces can be made engaging.

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