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WorksheetsChapter 18 - Visual Merchandising and Display - Notes #5
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Props, or _____________ are objects that hold the merchandise on display or support the display setting.
a)
supplies
b)
properties
c)
estates
d)
proportions
2.
Props are not for sale and are classified as decorative or _______________.
a)
extra
b)
beautiful
c)
unnecessary
d)
functional
3.
Decorative props include __________ __________________ and wall treatments.
a)
floor coverings
b)
carpet
c)
tiles
d)
hardwood floors
4.
Functional props include items that hold the merchandise, such as a _________ or hangers.
a)
shelf
b)
ledge
c)
closet
d)
wardrobe
5.
Displays can be presented in _____________ settings.
a)
similar
b)
larger
c)
smaller
d)
different
6.
The setting depends on the ___________ the business wants to project.
a)
presentation
b)
image
c)
message
d)
statement
7.
The three types of settings are realistic, semi-realistic, and ____________.
a)
abstract
b)
super-realistic
c)
sub-realistic
d)
realistic
8.
A realistic setting depicts a room, area or ________________ locale.
a)
distant
b)
recognizable
c)
new
d)
innovative
9.
The scene could be a ________________, a park, or a party.
a)
dance-a-thon
b)
school
c)
restaurant
d)
market
10.
Functional props, such as tables, plants, risers, books, dishes, and mannequins provide the _______________.
a)
stories
b)
lessons
c)
extras
d)
details
11.
A ________ __________ setting suggests a room or locale but leaves the details to the viewers imagination.
a)
non-realistic
b)
semi-realistic
c)
sub-realistic
d)
supra-realistic
12.
Businesses use ________-realistic settings when either space or budgets do not permit realistic settings.
a)
non
b)
semi
c)
supra
d)
un
13.
An ____________ setting does not imitate or even try to imitate reality.
a)
non-abstract
b)
supra-abstract
c)
semi-abstract
d)
abstract
14.
It focuses on form and _________ rather than on reproducing actual objects.
a)
size
b)
width
c)
line
d)
color
15.
Abstract settings often use inexpensive everyday objects.
a)
expensive
b)
inexpensive
16.
Display ____________ often use materials such as cardboard, paper, string, yarn, ribbon and paint to create abstract settings.
a)
teams
b)
groups
c)
amateurs
d)
specialists
17.
The artistic elements of a display include line, color, shape, direction, texture, proportion, balance, motion, and _______________.
a)
fixtures
b)
lighting
c)
tiles
d)
backgrounds
18.
These principles of ___________ influence your perception without you knowing it.
a)
illustration
b)
movement
c)
canvas
d)
display
19.
Lines within displays can ______________ the viewer’s attention.
a)
direct
b)
distract
c)
encourage
d)
delay
20.
Various types of __________ create different impressions.
a)
colors
b)
shapes
c)
forms
d)
lines
21.
Straight lines suggest stiffness and ____________.
a)
control
b)
unruliness
22.
______________ lines suggest freedom and movement.
a)
straight
b)
Diagonal
c)
curvy
d)
swirly
23.
_______________ lines give the impression of action.
a)
curvy
b)
diagonal
c)
straight
d)
wavy
24.
____________ lines project height and dignity.
a)
diagonal
b)
curvy
c)
straight
d)
vertical
25.
_____________ lines convey confidence.
a)
curvy
b)
horizontal
c)
vertical
d)
straight
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