Floral Design principles & elements unit TEST

Depth in a floral arrangement can be obtained by placing the focal flower to extend beyond the container rim.

• true

• false

Examples of triangular design shapes could be the isosceles, equilateral, right, and scalene.

• True

• False

The 3 main design shapes are vertical/horizontal, triangle, and circular shapes of floral designs.

• True

• False

Oval, round, equilateral or isosceles triangle, inverted T, fan-shaped, and vertical arrangements are typical examples of symmetrical designs.

• True

• False

Rhythm in design is “frozen motion” and suggests movement from the viewer’s eye.

• True

• False

Floral designers follow a rule of proportion that the height of the container is at least 1 1/2 times the height or width of the arrangement, whichever is greatest.

• True

• False

The four types of line are vertical, horizontal, curvilinear, and diagonal.

• True

• False

Pattern in a floral design is closely tied to texture, because leaves with color patterns appear textured or leathery when the surface is actually smooth.

• True

• False

A dark flower is visually heavier than a white flower.

• True

• False

A line flower is visually heavier than a round flower.

• True

• False