Virtual Reality MCQs with Answers

Introduction :


Step into the immersive world of Virtual Reality (VR) with our extensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and detailed answers! As VR technology continues to advance and find applications across gaming, education, healthcare, and training, especially with India's growing interest in emerging tech, understanding its core concepts is becoming increasingly valuable. This resource is meticulously designed for students, developers, and tech enthusiasts eager to solidify their knowledge of VR fundamentals, including types of VR systems, essential hardware components (HMDs, controllers), software platforms, 3D modeling, user interaction, and the differences between VR, AR, and MR. Whether you're preparing for an interview, a specialized course, or simply exploring this exciting domain, our carefully curated MCQs offer an excellent and engaging way to test and deepen your VR expertise.


1 .
What does VR stand for?
A)
Very Right
B)
Vertal Reality
C)
Virtual Reality
D)
Virtual Realty

Correct Answer :   Virtual Reality

2 .
Who invented the VR headset?
A)
Bob Garrey
B)
Brian Sanog
C)
John Forrest
D)
Ivan Sutherland

Correct Answer :   Ivan Sutherland

Explanation : The first Virtual Reality(VR) Head-Mounted Display (HMD) system, The Sword of Damocles, was invented in 1968 by computer scientist Ivan Sutherland and his student Bob Sproull.

3 .
When was the VR headset made?
A)
1968
B)
1972
C)
1981
D)
1990

Correct Answer :   1968

Explanation : The first Virtual Reality(VR) Head-Mounted Display (HMD) system, The Sword of Damocles, was invented in 1968 by computer scientist Ivan Sutherland and his student Bob Sproull.

4 .
HMD stands for?
A)
Head Made Display
B)
Head Mounted Display
C)
Head Masked Display
D)
Head Mounted Detection

Correct Answer :   Head Mounted Display

Explanation : It stands for Head Mounted Display. A kind of stereo display with two miniature screens and depth perception.

5 .
Immersive virtual reality is the most expensive form of VR
A)
True
B)
False
C)
--
D)
--

Correct Answer :   True

6 .
Why does virtual reality enhance instruction?
A)
It allows teachers to communicate with parents
B)
It tally's rewards to help with classroom management
C)
It provides a deeper understanding with realistic 3D imagery
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   It provides a deeper understanding with realistic 3D imagery

7 .
An example of non-immersive VR device is
A)
An iPad
B)
An IMAX
C)
A Screen Projection
D)
A Virtual Reality Headset

Correct Answer :   An iPad

8 .
VR may be useful for students with special needs because
A)
They can attend class from home
B)
Teachers can develop personalized lessons for students
C)
It allows them to escape from difficult social situations
D)
None of the Above

Correct Answer :   Teachers can develop personalized lessons for students

9 .
Which of the following is NOT a constraint of VR?
A)
It can be costly
B)
Resistance to new technology from teachers
C)
Developing lessons/experiences can be time consuming
D)
It can only be used for Science and Geography

Correct Answer :   It can only be used for Science and Geography

10 .
What are the 3 types of Virtual Reality?
A)
3D, non-immersive, digital
B)
Immersive, 3D, non-immersive
C)
Digital, semi-immersive, projective
D)
Immersive, semi-immersive, non-immersive

Correct Answer :   Immersive, semi-immersive, non-immersive

11 .
It is a mediated environment which creates the sensation in a user of being present in a (physical) surrounding.
A)
GUI
B)
HMD
C)
VR
D)
WWW

Correct Answer :   VR

12 .
In terms of image analysis, it is important to attend to primary level signs in visual codes, most obviously for examples of still photography.
A)
True
B)
False
C)
--
D)
--

Correct Answer :   True

Explanation : The statement is true. This approach categorizes the image analysis into three: position, treatment and content.

13 .
________ keep track of position.
A)
HMD
B)
Motion Trackers
C)
SMD
D)
Motion analyzers

Correct Answer :   Motion Trackers

Explanation : Motion trackers keep track of position. Other devices are like head trackers and body trackers.

14 .
BOOM Stands For?
A)
Binary Omni-Orientation Monitor
B)
Binary Omni-Orientation Manager
C)
Binocular Omni-Orientation Monitor
D)
Binocular Omni-Orientation Manager

Correct Answer :   Binocular Omni-Orientation Monitor

Explanation : BOOM stands for Binocular Omni-Orientation Monitor. It is a type of Stereoscopic display. Guidance of the box by the users.

15 .
A term for Illusion of immersion by projecting stereo images on the walls and floor of a room.
A)
GUI
B)
HMD
C)
BOOM
D)
CAVE

Correct Answer :   CAVE

Explanation : CAVE is the term. CAVE stands for Cave Automatic Virtual Environment.

16 .
A term to describe the extent to which a user can modify form and content of a mediated environment.
A)
Mapping
B)
Richness
C)
Vividness
D)
Interactivity

Correct Answer :   Interactivity

Explanation : Interactivity is the extent to which a user can modify form and content of a mediated environment. It comprises speed and mapping.

17 .
In this type of VR environment, the subjects can perform both in the real and virtual environment.
A)
Semi immersive
B)
Augmented
C)
Immersive
D)
Non immersive

Correct Answer :   Semi immersive

Explanation : The subjects perceive a strong involvement into the VE. Also, the subjects may perform less in the real environment.

18 .
A type of VR environment in which subjects are visually isolated from the real environment.
A)
Augmented
B)
Immersive
C)
Non immersive
D)
Semi immersive

Correct Answer :   Immersive

Explanation : In immersive VR, subjects are visually isolated from the real environment. A virtual scene is responding to the subjects actions.

19 .
In this type of VR environment, the three-dimensional scene is considered as a part of the physical environment.
A)
Immersive
B)
Augmented
C)
Non immersive
D)
Semi immersive

Correct Answer :   Non immersive

Explanation : This happens in non-immersive Virtual environment. Also, the subjects do fully respond in the real environment.

20 .
Which of the following is a characteristic of Virtual Reality?
A)
Created by a computer
B)
Stimulates senses like sight, hearing, and touch
C)
Simulates complete or partial real-world experience
D)
All of the Above

Correct Answer :   All of the Above

21 .
Which one of the senses does not applied in Virtual Reality?
A)
Vision
B)
Sound
C)
Taste
D)
Touch

Correct Answer :   Taste

22 .
When was Virtual Reality(VR) first used for military training
A)
1975
B)
1985
C)
1765 by greek mythologists
D)
15 March 44 BC, by roman soldiers

Correct Answer :   1985

23 .
Virtual Reality was made in what country.
A)
Britain
B)
America
C)
Mexico
D)
Australia

Correct Answer :   America

24 .
Which is the aim of the Virtual Reality?
A)
To publicize different types of life
B)
To show how technology advances over time
C)
To insentivate the use of technology in different contexts
D)
To create an Environment of scenes or objects of real appearance

Correct Answer :   To create an Environment of scenes or objects of real appearance

25 .
What kind of movement should your VR subjects have?
A)
The viewer should be in a central location and movement be limited.
B)
The viewers movement is not important.
C)
Complete and total freedom of movement.
D)
The viewer should be able to run in real life with a headset on.

Correct Answer :   The viewer should be in a central location and movement be limited.

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