Human Computer Interaction MCQs with Answers
Practice important Human Computer Interaction MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q821: On a website, what is equivalent to asking directions in a store?
- A: Clicking random links
- B: Using the search function
- C: Scrolling endlessly
- D: Viewing multiple tabs
View Answer
B
Q822: What does good web navigation require?
- A: More complex links
- B: Consistent, clear signs
- C: Randomly placed images
- D: No hierarchy
View Answer
B
Q823: In a store, where do people often start looking for products?
- A: At the front door
- B: By asking someone
- C: By looking at department signs
- D: By searching the shelves
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C
Q824: What is often the first decision people make when entering a store?
- A: Which product to buy
- B: Whether to browse or ask for help
- C: The brand to choose
- D: The payment method
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B
Q825: On a website, what is the browsing equivalent to in a physical store?
- A: Searching the inventory
- B: Asking for directions
- C: Navigating through departments
- D: Comparing prices
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C
Q826: What do we lose in web navigation compared to the real world?
- A: A sense of price
- B: A sense of urgency
- C: A sense of scale and direction
- D: A sense of design
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C
Q827: Fill in the blank: People won’t use your website if they can't find their way ____.
- A: quickly
- B: creatively
- C: consistently
- D: around
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D
Q828: When frustrated on a website, what is the most common user action?
- A: Ask for help
- B: Leave the website
- C: Continue searching
- D: Change browsers
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B
Q829: Fill in the blank: Jakob Nielsen calls users who always use the search box as "____-dominant" users.
- A: Search
- B: Link
- C: Content
- D: Product
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A
Q830: Why do people often end up asking for directions in a store?
- A: To waste time
- B: To test their patience
- C: They can’t find the product by browsing
- D: To socialize with staff
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C