Takes place at each step of design process, as well as after the project is complete; an examination of methods and materials used to reach final design goal

• A. Preparation
• B. Evaluation
• C. Theatre Collaboration
• D. Copyrights

Answer: (B)

Evaluation is the ongoing examination of the methods and materials used to reach the final design goal, occurring at every step and again after the project is finished. It helps you determine whether the design met its intended goals, shows what worked well, what didn’t, and what could be improved for future work. This continual assessment keeps the process aligned with aims and supports learning and quality control. Preparation is about planning before acting, theatre collaboration is about working with others, and copyrights protect legal rights, so they don’t fit the ongoing review focus of evaluation.