Floral Design History Quiz

Hannah and Priya are having a friendly debate about floral design. They discovered that two styles developed independently. Can you help Aria settle their debate by identifying these two styles?

• Occidental and Oriental

• Egyptian and Greek

• Renaissance and Baroque

• Victorian and Georgian

Where did the occidental style of floral design originate?

• Egypt

• China

• Greece

• Japan

Imagine you're in a time machine with Scarlett, Elijah, and Abigail. You land in a period where floral design is characterized by simplicity and repetition. Can you guess which period you've landed in?

• Egyptian Period

• Greek Period

• Roman Period

• Byzantine Period

Which period of floral design was influenced by the Byzantine, Greek, and Roman periods?

• Renaissance Period

• Baroque Period

• Dutch-Flemish Period

• English-Georgian Period

Which period of floral design was characterized by asymmetrical curves and delicate, airy flowers?

• Renaissance Period

• Baroque Period

• Dutch-Flemish Period

• Victorian Period

Which period of floral design was influenced by the Chinese arts and incorporated symmetrical forms?

• Early American Period

• Colonial Williamsburg Period

• American Federal Period

• Twentieth-Century American Period

Imagine Abigail, Ava, and Mason are time-traveling florists! They've landed in a period where the floral design is characterized by massed, rounded or fan-shaped bouquets. Can you guess which period they're in?

• Early American Period

• Colonial Williamsburg Period

• American Federal Period

• Twentieth-Century American Period

Which period of floral design was influenced by the neoclassic and Empire designs?

• Early American Period

• Colonial Williamsburg Period

• American Federal Period

• Twentieth-Century American Period

Luna, Michael, and Sophia are having a debate about floral design periods. They are trying to figure out which period incorporated the line-mass style influenced by both oriental and European ideas. Can you help them out?

• Early American Period

• Colonial Williamsburg Period

• American Federal Period

• Twentieth-Century American Period

What is the name of the Japanese school of floral art that began in the sixth century?

• Ikenobo

• Ikebana

• Byzantine

• Rococo