QUIZ #2_UTL 323

IN LIGHTING DESIGN PROCEDURE,THE MOST INTERACTIVE STAGE IS TASK ANALYSIS.

• True

• False

What lighting design guidelines that analyze how much natural light is available, how it will interact with artificial lighting, what tasks require lighting, and how much illumination each task requires.

• Identify purpose and functionality

• Energy efficiency

• Assess lighting requirements

• Aesthetics and ambiance

What lighting design guidelines that make sure the installed lighting system satisfies design specifications by conducting thorough testing?

• Aesthetic and ambiance

• Testing and adjustment

• Documentation and education

• Implementation and maintenance

In illumination method, it is to minimize shadows and sharp contrasts, a lighting system that is intended to provide a space with consistent, diffused illumination across it has to be installed.

• General lighting

• Local and supplementary

• Combination of both

THE MOST OF THIS LIGHT IS BEAMED UPWARD AND IS PRIMARY REFLECTED, BUT THE LIGHT SOURCE ALSO INCLUDES SMALL AMOUNTS OF DIRECT LIGHT.

• Direct lighting

• Semi-indirect lighting

• Indirect lighting

"indirect lighting" directs the majority of its illumination either directly downward or onto a particular spot.

• True

• False

Usually directed upward toward walls and ceilings, this light is meant to be reflected and then bounced back as general light.

• Direct lighting

• Semi-direct lighting

• Indirect lighting

• Diffused lighting

To remove harsh shadows and produce a smooth, even illumination, semi-direct lighting is a technique used to spread or scatter light.

• True

• False

For a specific task to be seen efficiently, there should be enough lighting. Lighting equipment should be obstructive. Lighting needs to be properly sourced, of appropriate quality, and designed with efficiency in mind.

• True

• False

Task analysis prioritize showcasing the multidisciplinary nature of lighting design generally as well as its specific relationship to other utilities.

• True

• False