____________ is an approach for evaluating usability.

• A) Testing
• B) Formative
• C) Inquiry
• D) Inspection

______________ category associated with the user’s mental model/perception to perform any specific task.

• A) Information Presentation features
• B) User’s Control and Support
• C) User’s Cognitive features
• D) Interaction features

In a usability evaluation process, which approach involves real users performing actual tasks on a defined application to empirically measure usability factors such as effectiveness, efficiency, and user satisfaction?

• A) Summative Evaluation
• B) Formative Evaluation
• C) Predictive Evaluation
• D) Diagnostic Evaluation

Smart phone usability can be evaluated by ______________ approach.

• A) Formative
• B) Summative
• C) Inspection
• D) Inquiry

Which of the following is not a smartphone feature with associated usability limitations?

• A) Data input/output
• B) Screen Size
• C) inspection of smartphone
• D) Screen Resolution

Which process examines user interaction with a system through methods such as testing, inspection, and inquiry to assess its ease of use?

• A) Software Verification
• B) Performance Analysis
• C) System Testing
• D) Usability Evaluation

The smartphone should follow the well-known _____________, allowing the user to do things in a familiar, standard and consistent way.

• A) Steps
• B) Ideas
• C) Methods
• D) Conventions

________________ category deals with the interaction between the user and smartphone.

• A) User’s Control and Support
• B) User’s Cognitive features
• C) Interaction features
• D) Information Presentation features

__________ for Interface is an inspection-based usability evaluation method.

• A) Inquisitive
• B) Heuristics
• C) Factual
• D) Empiric

Smartphone should provide layout of the UI _________ with enough margins, located at some recognizable places and fit to use.

• A) Apps
• B) Buttons
• C) Controls
• D) Functionality

_________________________ category contains features associated with the smartphone presentation and information.

• A) Information Presentation features
• B) Interaction features
• C) User’s Control and Support
• D) User’s Cognitive features

In____________phase the application development is consistently improved by analyzing the results from the operations of the software.

• A) Continuous development
• B) Continuous integration
• C) Continuous Feedback
• D) Continuous testing

Agile software development follow the _____________ software development.

• A) Sequential
• B) Zigzag
• C) Angular
• D) Iterative

The term ___________ is related to building the right product.

• A) Specifications
• B) Validation
• C) Analysis
• D) Verification

The software ________is non-compliance from the expected behavior with respect to written specifications or the stakeholder needs.

• A) Mistake
• B) Error
• C) Disadvantage
• D) Defect

________________ is a creative activity.

• A) Quality assurance
• B) Development
• C) Deployment
• D) Testing

The question “Does the product meets systems specifications?” is related to____________.

• A) Verification
• B) Specifications
• C) Validation
• D) Analysis

___________ is a destructive activity.

• A) Quality assurance
• B) Deployment
• C) Development
• D) Testing

In ______________ phase, where the developed software is continuously testing for bugs.

• A) Continuous Monitoring
• B) Continuous integration
• C) Continuous development
• D) Continuous testing

Waterfall development model follow the ___________ steps for development.

• A) Sequential
• B) Iterative
• C) Angular
• D) Zigzag