Its Default property is set to "true".

Its TabStop property is set to "true" and its TabIndex property is set to "0".

Its TabIndex property is set to "0".

(a) III only

(b) I only

(c) II only

(d) I and III only

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Correct answer is (c)

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2.

When you click the mouse on a Visual Basic control named panicButton which of the following is invoked?

(a) panicButton-Click

(b) myPanicButton_Click()

(c) Click_panicButton()

(d) panicButton_Click()

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Correct answer is (d)

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3.

Because Visual Basic buttons can only be manipulated in one way (by clicking), they are suitable to be used for

(a) mouse-initiated actions only

(b) actions that require additional information not supplied by the click

(c) a greater variety of actions than most other controls

(d) actions that require no additional information beyond that supplied by the click

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Correct answer is (d)

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4.

Which of the following is an appropriate time to do an error analysis?

(a) Two or more heuristics give conflicting advice about a particular interface element.

(b) Your client disagrees with your findings.

(c) You think you have made a mistake in your usability aspect report.

(d) One of your colleagues found heuristic violations that you did not.

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Correct answer is (a)

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5.

Which heuristic is described in the following statement?

Information that is the same should appear to be the same (same words, icons, and position on the screen). Information that is different should be expressed differently.

(a) Flexibility and efficiency of use

(b) Help and documentation

(c) Consistency and standards

(d) Visibility of system status

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Correct answer is (c)

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6.

Is the consistency and standards heuristic violated by an application with a menu called Actions instead of File?

(a) Consistency and standards is not applicable in this situation.

(b) No, if the other menus are also named differently from accepted conventions.

(c) Yes, the application does not follow accepted conventions.

(d) No, if the Actions menu contains similar menu items to File menus in other applications.

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Correct answer is (c)

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7.

Which of the following features are designed to accelerate user interaction?

History list in Web browsers.

Bookmarks.

List of shortcuts to recently used files

(a) I and II only

(b) I, II, and III

(c) I only

(d) II and III only

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Correct answer is (b)

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8.

Which of the following is an example of a typical accelerator for frequently used operations?

(a) scrolling by using the keyboard arrow keys instead of the scrollbars

(b) increasing the speed with which the mouse moves

(c) function or command keys which combine an entire command into a single keypress

(d) typing (or clicking) the next input before the computer is ready to accept it

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Correct answer is (c)

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9.

When does the presence of an available Cancel button violate the heuristic visibility of system status?

(a) When pressing the Cancel button undoes the previous action.

(b) An available Cancel button never violates this heuristic.

(c) When it is physically set apart from other actions within the interface.

(d) After the user has clicked an Apply button, and there are no changes that the Cancel button can undo.

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Correct answer is (d)

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10.

An interface with no "Undo" would

(a) be less predictable.

(b) help people learn not to make frequent mistakes.

(c) impair the user's natural ability to learn by doing.

(d) be able to save files more often.

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Correct answer is (c)

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Because Visual Basic buttons can only be manipulated in one way (by clicking), they are suitable to be used for

(a) actions that require no additional information beyond that supplied by the click

(b) actions that require additional information not supplied by the click

(c) a greater variety of actions than most other controls

(d) mouse-initiated actions only

You did not answer this question.

Correct answer is (a)

Your score on this question is: 0.00

Feedback:

See section 2.2.1 of the course notes.

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2.

In Visual Basic, you can create a keyboard shortcut for a button by

(a) with a Dim statement in the modules general procedures section.

(b) using a special Visual Basic method (a procedure that acts on an object) to assign a shortcut character to the button.

(c) placing an "&" (ampersand) in the button's caption immediately in front of the shortcut character.

(d) placing an "_" (underline character) in the button's identifier in its Name property.

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Correct answer is (c)

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See section 2.2.1 of the course notes.

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3.

A Visual Basic button will hold the focus when the interface is first presented to the user, if