Human Computer Interaction MCQs with Answers
Practice important Human Computer Interaction MCQs with answers and explanations.
Chapter: 33
Q861:
Why should rollovers not be overused in web navigation tabs?
A. They are hard to implement
B. They may slow down loading
C. They do not enhance usability much
D. They make navigation harder
Correct Answer:
C
Chapter: 33
Q862:
Which visual cue helps the active tab "pop" in front of other tabs?
A. It is a different color
B. It is larger
C. It uses a different shape
D. It has more text
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 33
Q863:
How are tabs in websites like Amazon color-coded?
A. Each section uses a different color
B. All tabs have the same color
C. The active tab is always red
D. They alternate colors per row
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 33
Q864:
What is a key feature of good navigation according to the trunk test?
A. The use of large fonts
B. Site-wide search tools
C. Clearly visible page names
D. Tabs that do not load fast
Correct Answer:
C
Chapter: 34
Q865:
What is the main purpose of using tabs in a user interface?
A. To divide sections
B. To perform calculations
C. To store data
D. To increase page speed
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 34
Q866:
What is one of the main reasons tabs are hard to miss on a webpage?
A. Their distinctive shape
B. They are hidden
C. They use rollovers
D. They slow down loading time
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 34
Q867:
Which website is known for pioneering the use of tabs for navigation?
A. Amazon
B. Google
C. Facebook
D. YouTube
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 34
Q868:
Why should color not be the only cue in a tabbed interface?
A. Color is hard to code
B. Some users may be colorblind
C. It makes the page load slower
D. It violates accessibility laws
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q869:
How does the trunk test help evaluate a website's navigation?
A. It measures speed
B. It assesses usability
C. It tests memory
D. It checks design complexity
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q870:
In which scenario would a rollover be useful in a tabbed interface?
A. For changing colors
B. For loading pages faster
C. For implementing interactive elements
D. For enhancing the tab shape
Correct Answer:
C
Chapter: 34
Q871:
Which of the following is NOT a reason Amazon’s tabs are effective?
A. They are color-coded
B. They use many images
C. They load fast
D. They create a strong visual illusion
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q872:
What does the ‘You are here’ indicator do in a website?
A. Shows the search results
B. Indicates the current section
C. Displays the site name
D. Highlights the navigation options
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q873:
What part of a website is highlighted in the trunk test to identify the current section?
A. The site logo
B. The page name
C. The search bar
D. The tabs
Correct Answer:
D
Chapter: 34
Q874:
Which is NOT a reason to avoid overusing rollovers in navigation tabs?
A. They add complexity
B. They load slower
C. They are hard to see
D. They increase initial page load time
Correct Answer:
C
Chapter: 34
Q875:
What happens when a website does not have a tab selected when you enter?
A. The page loads faster
B. It causes user confusion
C. The tabs do not work
D. The site loads new pages
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q876:
What is the first step in the trunk test for website evaluation?
A. Study the tabs closely
B. Choose a page and print it
C. Check the server speed
D. Run the browser tool
Correct Answer:
B
Chapter: 34
Q877:
Why should rollovers not be overused in web navigation tabs?
A. They are hard to implement
B. They may slow down loading
C. They do not enhance usability much
D. They make navigation harder
Correct Answer:
C
Chapter: 34
Q878:
Which visual cue helps the active tab "pop" in front of other tabs?
A. It is a different color
B. It is larger
C. It uses a different shape
D. It has more text
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 34
Q879:
How are tabs in websites like Amazon color-coded?
A. Each section uses a different color
B. All tabs have the same color
C. The active tab is always red
D. They alternate colors per row
Correct Answer:
A
Chapter: 34
Q880:
What is a key feature of good navigation according to the trunk test?
A. The use of large fonts
B. Site-wide search tools
C. Clearly visible page names
D. Tabs that do not load fast
Correct Answer:
C