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Welcome to the Human Computer Interaction MCQs Page

Dive deep into the fascinating world of Human Computer Interaction with our comprehensive set of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). This page is dedicated to exploring the fundamental concepts and intricacies of Human Computer Interaction, a crucial aspect of Computer Graphics. In this section, you will encounter a diverse range of MCQs that cover various aspects of Human Computer Interaction, from the basic principles to advanced topics. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to challenge your knowledge and deepen your understanding of this critical subcategory within Computer Graphics.

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Q91.
Frequency of sound remains unchanged however, loudness of soundwave is proportional to

a.

pitch

b.

amplitude

c.

timbre

d.

cilia

Discuss
Answer: (b).amplitude
Q92.
Second stage of visual perception process of human is

a.

visual response to the stimulus

b.

storing of stimulus

c.

processing and interpretation of stimulus

d.

physical reception of stimulus

Discuss
Answer: (c).processing and interpretation of stimulus
Q93.
In human vision system, Y-cells are more widely distributed in the

a.

retina

b.

fovea

c.

cornea

d.

lens

Discuss
Answer: (a).retina
Q94.
Luminous of an image can be measured using

a.

voltammeter

b.

photometer

c.

galvanometer

d.

spectrometer

Discuss
Answer: (b).photometer
Q95.
In human hearing process, middle ear is connected to inner ear by using

a.

cochlea

b.

ossicles

c.

tympanic membrane

d.

cilia

Discuss
Answer: (a).cochlea
Q96.
By transferring sound directly from air to liquid can cause sound to be

a.

amplified

b.

fine

c.

poor

d.

excellent

Discuss
Answer: (c).poor
Q97.
Psychology terms involve in HCI comes under

a.

developmental psychology

b.

engineering psychology

c.

cognitive psychology

d.

consumer psychology

Discuss
Answer: (c).cognitive psychology
Q98.
Smallest bone in a human body is placed in ear called

a.

cochlea

b.

tympanic membrane

c.

cilia

d.

ossicles

Discuss
Answer: (d).ossicles
Q99.
Jerky movement of human eyes during reading process is called

a.

fixations

b.

regressions

c.

saccades

d.

suppression

Discuss
Answer: (c).saccades
Q100.
Ratio of whiteness in color is defined as

a.

saturation

b.

intensity

c.

hue

d.

contrast

Discuss
Answer: (a).saturation
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