Wood, Tile, Concrete, and Brick are all types of

This covers the entire floor, making rooms appear large and luxurious

This type of floor covering may have the appearance of fine hardwood, stone, marble, slate, or granite

This is the most environmentally friendly flooring

This is the fastest and cheapest way to change a room

This refers to the reflective (shiny) characteristics of paint after it has dried

This type of paint should not be used in kitchens or bathrooms

This type of paint should be used for high traffic area walls

In general, you can expect 1 gallon of paint to cover about how many square feet? (Hint: what number did we divide by in our calculations?)

All of the following are synthetic (manufactured) fibers EXCEPT

All of the following are natural fibers EXCEPT

A carpet's nap is called its

Backgrounds include

A water-based, quick drying paint is called

The amount of light, insulation or privacy curtains provide depends on the:

Judy has a stained glass in her living room. She chose to leave this window untreated because it:

What type of window treatment is often found in formal rooms and extends to the floor?

A window which can allow natural light into a room that does not have exterior walls is called a:

Which type of sliding window can be opened from the top or the bottom?

A window treatment which can cover a part or all of a window, is usually made of wood and is hinged together is called:

Glass blocks provide light while preserving visual privacy. When used in a home they form which type of window?

A bay window has a large fixed window in the center and a double-hung window on both sides. Which type of window is this?

Kay has a French door in her living room. Which window treatment will provide the most privacy while allowing the door to function properly?

What is made of a series of evenly spread slats that may be opened or closed by a cord?

A combination of two or more fibers that maximizes the best features of each fiber.

The first and smallest building block of a fabric is

A 100% flax fabric is called

Which threads are referred to as the filling yarns and run in the crosswise direction of fabric? (Hint: this yarn runs LEFT)

What is the layer of fiber ends that stand up from the surface of fabric and look different from different viewpoints?

Which natural fibers come from animal sources?

Which natural fibers come from the cellulose in plants?

Which textile law prevents manufacturers from producing home interior products from materials that burn easily?

Which textile law requires the manufacturer to include the labeling, id, and amount of natural fiber that comes from a sheep?

Which weave is used to produce damask, tapestry, and brocade?

What word describes the lengthwise direction threads run in a woven?

Cotton, silk, and wool are examples of which fiber classification?