Chapter 12
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Define symmetry | An exact reflection on opposite sides of a line dividing an object in half
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Define line of symmetry | A line that divides an object in half; helps display symmetry
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Define aesthetics | The concept of how visually attractive or beautiful something is
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Define ergonomics | The science of using knowledge of human characteristics to design structures and systems that are comfortable, safe and efficient
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Define repetitive strain injury | Damage, usually to the small muscles of the of the wrists or hands from repeated activities over a long period of time
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Define universal design | An arrangement of the components of a structure or device resulting in the most user-friendly product possible
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What 3 important factors do companies consider when they build or redesign a product? | Design, manufacturing and sales
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Symmetry is an important principle of ______? | Nature
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Why is symmetry useful in the design of structures? | It makes them attractive and stable
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Why is ergonomics important? | Faster, more accurate and fewer injuries
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What are the principles of ergonomics design? | Allow workers to change their position, reduce the amount of force or effort the task requires and promote good posture for the body
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What are the main principles of universal design? | Equal for all users, simple to use, ergonomic, safe and tolerant of errors, flexible (wide range of abilities and choices)
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What are the 4 manufacturing factors? | Suitability of materials, availability and cost of materials, shipping, and disposal
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what are the 4 sales factors? | Packaging, design, displays and labelling, sale price, advertising and customer support
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