Quiz Scale, dominance, rhythm, contrast

'Scale' is the relationship between the size of an arrangement and the size of .....

• space/room, table, surroundings

• the size of accessories only.

• floral products.

• A mathematical tool for measuring angles.

Why is it important for arrangements to fit on the table physically and visually and be in scale to the surrounding area?

• To ensure aesthetic harmony and functionality

• To make the table look bigger

• To save space

• To match the color of the table

Which image is an example of a symmetrically balanced arrangement?

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Which image is an example of an asymmetrically balanced arrangement?

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What type of balanced design is considered to be a formal design that is mostly used in formal occasions ?

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This type of balanced design has a high vertical and a low horizontal line.

• Asymmetrical balanced design

• symmetrical balanced design

A table centerpiece should take up no more than what fraction of the length and width of a table in order to leave space for tableware? What is the golden rule?

• One-half

• One-third

• One-fourth

• One-fifth

What fraction is referred to as the golden rule in the image?

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 1/4

• 1/5

How can the rule of thirds be applied to visually divide larger spaces like tall ceilinged ballrooms?

• Divide the space from the table to the ceiling of the room into thirds. The size of the design can be a dominant (two-thirds) and subordinate (one-third) arrangements.

• By using equal divisions.

• By using random divisions.

• By using only dominant arrangements.

An arrangement is considered dominant in a room when it:

• occupies the most space, dominant two-thirds.

• is the most visually appealing.

• is the most functional.

• occupies the least space, subordinate one-eights of the space.