Gamification
Quiz by DR. BHUVANESHWARI V
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- Q1What is gamification?The application of game-design elements and game principles in non-game contextsThe practice of playing games professionallyThe study of the history of gamesThe art of creating new games30s
- Q2What is an example of gamification?Discouraging competition and teamworkBanning all forms of play in the workplacePromoting a serious and strict environment in all contextsUsing points, badges, and leaderboards to incentivize behavior30s
- Q3What is the purpose of gamification?To limit creativity and discourage users from exploring new ideasTo increase engagement and motivate users to achieve their goalsTo decrease productivity and discourage users from participatingTo create a sense of boredom and apathy amongst users30s
- Q4What are some benefits of gamification?Increased stress and burnoutDecreased interest in achieving goalsDecreased creativity, collaboration, and innovationIncreased motivation, engagement, and productivity30s
- Q5What are some common game elements used in gamification?Cooking, gardening, and shoppingSinging, dancing, and actingPoints, badges, leaderboards, rewards, challenges, questsProgramming, engineering, and physics30s