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IB Design Technology 3.1 Conceptual Modelling Questionbank

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HLPaper 1

Which of the following statements about conceptual models is/are correct?

I. A conceptual model is a simplified representation used to explain an idea or concept. II. A conceptual model can be a physical model. III. A conceptual model can be a virtual model.

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Which of the following is a primary benefit of using conceptual modelling in the design process?

HLPaper 1

Which of the following best describes the purpose of conceptual modelling in the design process?

SLPaper 1

A designer uses a storyboard to illustrate how a consumer interacts with a new home security system. Which of the following is a primary benefit of using this conceptual modelling technique?

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It ensures the final product will be free from any design flaws.

It helps in visualizing and refining design ideas before physical prototypes are made.

It allows for the final product to be manufactured at a lower cost.

It is used to test the durability and strength of materials.

To construct a working prototype that undergoes final product testing

To simulate the mechanical properties of a material under stress

To communicate abstract ideas and explore possible design solutions

To produce technical drawings for mass manufacturing

It offers precise dimensional data for the final manufacturing stages.

It provides a 1:1 physical representation for assessing ergonomic comfort.

It allows for the visualization of the user's journey and interaction sequence.

It enables the testing of structural performance under mechanical stress.

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3.1 Conceptual modelling

3.2 Graphical modelling

3.3 Physical modelling

3.4 Computer-aided design (CAD)

3.5 Rapid prototyping