What does DRY PACK refer to in the floral industry?

The storage or shipment of flowers out of water

A design technique for arranging flowers

The process of drying flowers for preservation

A method to increase light intensity for plants

What does VASE LIFE mean in the context of the floral industry?

The length of useful life of cut floral materials after being received by the customer

The time it takes to design a vase arrangement

The length of time a vase can be used

The process of preparing vases for flower arrangements

What is the process of PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

The process of converting nutrients, water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight into food for plants

The technique of arranging flowers in a vase

The method of increasing light intensity for plants

The process of cutting flower stems properly

What is FRAMING in the context of floral design?

A design technique using branches of flowers around the perimeter of a floral arrangement to direct attention to the materials in the center

A technique to create a uniform area with little or no variation in depth

The process of converting nutrients and sunlight into food for plants

The positioning of flower clusters at the base of an arrangement

The Japanese style of floral arrangements characterized by their linear forms

A technique for increasing the vase life of flowers

A process for drying and preserving flowers

What does BENT NECK IN FLOWERS indicate?

The inability of water to enter the stem

A design technique for arranging flowers

A method to extend the vase life of flowers

The process of bundling flowers together

What characterizes PAVE ARRANGEMENTS in floral design?

Flower arrangement heights that should not vary and create a uniform area with little or no variation in depth

The use of an "airy" look to finish the design

Multiple focal points in the design

The use of dry packing techniques

What is a distinctive feature of ABSTRACT DESIGNS in floral arrangements?

They contain more than one single focal point

They contain only one type of flower

They are characterized by their linear forms

What is the primary feature of vegetative design according to the text?

Seasonal compatibility of plant materials

Placement of plants in a symmetrical pattern

What is the purpose of using a "stair step manner" design placement?

To extend the vase life of cut flowers

What is the focal point in a waterfall design?

Mass flowers at the rim of the container

The tallest flower in the arrangement

The largest flower placed in the center

What is the role of customer education in floristry?

To help customers enjoy their flowers to the fullest extent

To create new images in interpretive design

To establish the skeleton outline height or width of an arrangement

What is the purpose of adding a floral preservative to water for cut flowers?

To extend the vase life by lowering the water PH

To create a focal point with unusual shapes

To balance the design asymmetrically

To cause flowers to take up water rapidly

What is the function of a hydrating solution for cut flowers?

To prevent dehydration after flowers being dry packed

To convert stored food reserves into useful energy for the plant

To create several layers of materials in a design

To emphasize forms and lines in a design

What is the process of respiration in plants?

The conversion of stored food reserves into useful energy for the plant

The loss of water through stomata in their leaves

The creation of new images in design

The establishment of the skeleton outline height or width of an arrangement

What is transpiration in plants?

The process of plants losing water through stomata in their leaves

The process of absorbing water from the soil

The process of creating a focal point in a design

The process of extending the vase life of cut flowers

What is a characteristic of formal-linear design?

It is an asymmetrically balanced design emphasizing forms and lines

It uses clusters or groups of flowers and foliage

It is a combination of natural and man-made materials

It is a design with a single type of flower

What is the purpose of form flowers in a floral arrangement?

To create a focal point with unusual and distinctive shapes

To extend the vase life of cut flowers

What is the defining characteristic of mass flowers in an arrangement?

They are usually single stem with large rounded heads

They are used to establish the skeleton outline

They are used to create a flowering effect with layers

What is the design concept of a cascade design?

To consist of several layers of materials, varying in size and texture

To create depth by placing cut material in a parallel design

To create a focal point where the largest flower is placed

To emphasize forms and lines in an asymmetrical balance

Where is the focal point located in a design that attracts the most attention?

Where the largest flower is placed

At the tallest point of the arrangement

In the center of the arrangement

What does the term "scale" refer to in floral design according to the document?

The relationship between the completed arrangement and its location

The size of the flowers used in the arrangement

The weight of the completed arrangement

The cost of the flowers in the arrangement

What is the purpose of "skeleton flowers" in a floral design?

To establish the outline of the arrangement

To provide a scent to the arrangement

To fill in empty spaces within the arrangement

To add a pop of color to the arrangement

According to the document, what is the "piercing method"?

A corsage wiring technique using a wire inserted through the calyx and bent downward along the stem

A technique to enhance the fragrance of flowers

A method to water flowers more efficiently

A method to attach flowers to a foam base

What is the purpose of "filler flower" in a floral design?

To add fragrance to the arrangement

To attract insects for pollination

To serve as the main focal point

What is the primary purpose of using color in floral arrangement according to the text?

To create a well-designed floral arrangement

To support the weight of flowers

To maximize the freshness of the product

What does the term 'INTENSITY' refer to in the context of hues?

The measure of color intensity when gray is added to a hue

The lightness or darkness of a hue

A hue darkened by the addition of black

What does the term 'SHADE' mean in the context of hues?

A hue darkened by the addition of black

The lightness or darkness of a hue

The measure of color intensity when gray is added to a hue

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