Floral Arrangement

What does "dominance" in a floral design refer to?

• A) The overall balance of the arrangement

• B) One design element being more noticeable than others

• C) The use of smaller, subtle flowers

• D) Equal weight on both sides of the design

Which of the following is commonly used to achieve dominance in floral arrangements?

• A) Small flowers and light colors

• B) Large flowers, coarse textures, and bright colors

• C) Dark leaves and tiny buds

• D) Symmetrical patterns

What is "balance" in floral design?

• A) The number of flowers used

• B) The color combination in the arrangement

• C) The equality of visual and physical weight

• D) The variety of textures included

What type of balance refers to the steadiness of plant materials within a container?

• A) Visual balance

• B) Physical balance

• C) Textural balance

• D) Color balance

What is visual balance?

• A) The perception of equal weight on both sides of an imaginary centerline

• B) The equal distribution of heavy flowers

• C) The use of only one type of flower

• D) A smooth transition of colors

Proportion in floral design refers to:

• A) The balance of colors and textures

• B) The harmony between size and shape of objects

• C) The number of flowers used in a container

• D) The brightness of flowers compared to foliage

Which technique helps create a smooth and gradual change in rhythm?

• A) Placing heavier flowers near the edges

• B) Using light flowers near the container and heavier ones near the center

• C) Mixing random colors throughout the design

• D) Placing the same flowers throughout the arrangement

What is the purpose of "balance" in floral arrangement design?

• a) To create uniformity across the arrangement

• b) To ensure the flowers do not overpower each other

• c) To achieve an aesthetically pleasing distribution of visual weight

• d) To ensure all flowers are the same height

What is meant by "texture" in floral design?

• a) The smoothness of the flower petals

• b) The overall shape of the arrangement

• c) The surface quality of the flowers and foliage (rough, smooth, soft, etc.)

• d) The size of the flowers used

What is the main characteristic of a "triangle" floral arrangement?

• a) All flowers are placed in a symmetrical line

• b) The flowers form a pyramid-like shape with a sharp peak at the top

• c) The flowers are arranged in a circular pattern

• d) The flowers are arranged in a zig-zag pattern