How does Augmented Reality typically work?

1. Which of the following correctly distinguishes Augmented Reality (AR) from Virtual Reality (VR)?

AR shuts out the physical world, while VR projects images onto real-world objects

Both AR and VR fully immerse the user in a simulated environment

AR keeps a person present in the real world and enhances it through a camera, while VR fully immerses the person in a simulated environment

AR requires a head-mounted display that blocks external visuals and sound

2. Which of the following correctly distinguishes Augmented Reality (AR) from Virtual Reality (VR)?

AR shuts out the physical world, while VR projects images onto real-world objects

Both AR and VR fully immerse the user in a simulated environment

AR keeps a person present in the real world and enhances it through a camera, while VR fully immerses the person in a simulated environment

AR requires a head-mounted display that blocks external visuals and sound

3. How does Augmented Reality typically work?

It overlays computer-generated images onto a live camera feed of the real world

It fully blocks out the real world with a headset

It requires no camera or sensor at all

It only works on desktop computers, never phones

4. What does Virtual Reality typically use to block external visuals and sound?

A head-mounted display

A smartphone camera only

A regular desktop monitor

A pair of standard headphones

5. Which of these is a common real-world use of Augmented Reality today?

Furniture-placement apps that overlay virtual furniture on your room

Fully blocking your view with a VR headset

Replacing your phone’s operating system

Detecting gravitational waves

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