TSFA Knowledge Based Terminology 2 of 3

Cutting flower stems properly and providing them with proper treatments at the distribution process is what we call:

• Bundling

• Purchasing

• Shipping

• Processing

Framing a floral design means to

• Wrap the flowers firmly to form larger arrangements

• use flower branches around the perimeter to direct the attention to the center.

• Lengthen the life of the cut flowers

• Create more than one single focal point

This process helps the plant convert nutrients, water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide into food.

• Feeding

• Photosynthesis

• Light Intensity

• Value

Bundling involves

• Combining different flowers for a bundle price

• A style of processing that allows more flowers to be cut at once.

• Selling supplies and materials at a bulk price.

• Firmly wrapping or tying materials together to form a larger, individual unit.

Which of the following would NOT be considered part of a floral design's mechanics?

• Supplies

• Methods

• Materials

• Flowers

This individual sells floral goods and services to the consumer

• Retail Florist

• Floral Designer

• Floral Farmer

• Floral Wholesaler

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

• Vase Life

• Flower Life

• Shelf Life

• Cut Flower Life

The level of light received on a plant surface is defined as

• Light Intensity

• Value

• Hue

• Tinting

Which two options are similar design techniques that place similar materials horizontally on top of each other?

• Terracing

• Braiding

• Bundling

• Layering

Corsages need all of the following EXCEPT:

• Number 3 Ribbon

• Constructed Heavy Weight

• 24-28 Gauge Wire