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I. Multiple Choice Questions.
1. Which is the first stage of the design thinking process in the capstone project?
(a) Testing (b) Final Presentation Unsolved Questions

(c) Ideation (d) Observation and Analysis
2. What is the purpose of empathy mapping?
(a) To track product sales (b) To eliminate user feedback

(c) To understand user needs and feelings (d) To avoid interaction with users
3. Spatial-social mapping is used to:
(a) Design advertisements (b) Understand movement and interaction in spaces

(c) Create marketing surveys (d) Plan financial budgets
4. What makes a good prototype?
(a) It is perfect and complete (b) It looks expensive
(c) It clearly shows the idea and can be tested (d) It must be made of plastic

5. Which of this best describes the feedback stage?
(a) Ignoring user opinions
(b) Testing the idea with real users and making improvements

(c) Launching the final product
(d) Submitting the project report
6. Why is it important to prototype before finalising a product design?

(a) To increase product cost
(b) To delay the project
(c) To test ideas, get feedback, and improve the solution

(d) To impress judges
7. Which of these is most suitable for the final presentation format?
(a) Text messages (b) Poster, PowerPoint, or short video pitch
(c) Handwritten diary (d) Survey form

8. What is the main reason for using the SCAMPER technique during ideation?
(a) To copy existing products

(b) To fill up time
(c) To creatively rethink and improve product ideas
(d) To create a business plan
9. Which of the following tools would help gather early user insights?

(a) Sketching (b) Feedback table (c) User interview (d) Final presentation
10. How does user feedback contribute during the ideation stage? [CBSE 2025]
(a) Focusing only on technical solutions (b) Replacing brainstorming entirely

(c) Eliminating secondary concepts (d) Refining and validating design concepts

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