Interior Design 3.03 Pre-test

Universal design guidelines are used in an environment so that it can be accessed, understood, and used to the greatest extent possible by all people. Which two rooms have the most guidelines?

• Bathroom and bedroom

• Foyer and bathroom

• Kitchen and Bathroom

• Kitchen and Garage

Peter wants an above-the-counter sink. Which design will give him this look?

• An inset sink

• A sink that is attached to the wall

• A pedestal sink

• A vessel sink

Jayla is converting her full bathroom into a three-quarters bath. Which component will need to be taken out so she can install a stall shower?

• Vanity

• Toilet

• Enclosed tub

• Pedestal sink

The sinks in the master bathroom were decorative washbowls that sat on top of marble countertops. Which type of sinks would these be considered?

• Inset

• Pedestal

• Vessel

• Wall-hung

The Jones family was looking at an older home that had a hybrid mix of an open and closed floor plan. Which type of floor plan would this be considered?

• closed

• semi-open

• open

• traffic

Ben and his wife are looking for a kitchen that has appliances and cabinets located on two walls with an aisle between them. Which kitchen style are they looking for?

• U-shaped

• Corridor

• L-shaped

• one wall

Well-designed floor plans divide private and public zones. Which layout creates a good division?

• The master bedroom is next to the front door.

• The guest bathroom separates the living room and the bedroom.

• The guests must use the master bathroom.

• The living room is on the second floor of a home.

The subway station is updating its bathroom sinks to be more universally designed. It decided to cover the pipes of the sink with foam so people in a wheelchair will not burn their legs. What type of sink is the subway station installing?

• Above the counter

• Wall hung

• Pedestal

• Inset

The Taylor family's home has a mudroom that includes the washer and dryer. Which type of zone is this considered?

• Work

• Private

• Public

• Storage

One reason kitchen design has evolved over the last couple of decades is because:

• Designers are using open floor plans

• Designers are using closed floor plans

• The kitchen is used less now than in the past

• the cost of a kitchen remodel is decreasing