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Housing Related Human Services

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Housing is a basic need of individuals and families.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Preserving the life of home surfaces makes replacement necessary less often than for poorly maintained surfaces.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Unity in design is achieved through creating contrast or breaking repetition.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Human services workers who find available resources to meet special populations’ unique housing needs are called

a)

interior designers

b)

housing specialists

c)

home furnishing sales

d)

property managers

5.

Adjusting the height of a countertop or creating a wheelchair accessible ramp are examples of ______________________________.

a)

housing design

b)

interior design

c)

universal design

d)

home furnishings

6.

Interior designers and building inspectors are examples of careers in ____.

a)

architecture and construction

b)

sales and services

c)

marketing

d)

hospitality and tourism

7.

Housing needs often change during the ____ stage of the family life cycle as children leave home and get places of their own.

a)

beginning

b)

childbearing

c)

mid-years

d)

aging

8.

What is the certificate exam that practicing interior designers may be required to pass?

a)

So you want to be an interior designer?

b)

Interior Designer Qualification Program (IDQP)

c)

National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ)

d)

Nation of Interior Designers (NID)

9.

What are the three main types of living communities that offer different levels of support for older adults?

a)

independent living communities, assisted living housing, and nursing homes

b)

independent common area, live life complex, adult living community

c)

nursing program, community watch, senior recreation

d)

assistance, focused senior living, independent sitter

10.

List the five principles of design.

a)

line, balance, color, texture, space

b)

harmony, emphasis, rhythm, balance, proportion

c)

harmony, melody, balance, intonation, pitch

d)

balance, art, scale, lighting, style

11.

Line, shape, form, space, texture, pattern, color, and light.

a)

human scale

b)

principles of design

c)

proxemics

d)

elements of design

12.

Process of shaping the experience of interior space through the manipulation of space, the application of the elements and principles of design, and the use of materials.

a)

interior design

b)

proxemics

c)

color wheel

d)

principles of design

13.

Environments for older adults that provide gradually expanded oversight and help with daily activities.

a)

independent living communities

b)

nursing homes

c)

assisted living housing

d)

all of the above

14.

Diagram that shows the relationships between primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.

a)

tints

b)

color wheel

c)

hues

d)

primary

15.

Something that attracts the eye.

a)

tints

b)

focal point

c)

nursing homes

d)

tones

16.

Harmony, emphasis, rhythm, balance, and proportion.

a)

elements of design

b)

principles of design

c)

proxemics

d)

universal design

17.

Housing for older adults who can care for themselves, but desire the community support of those similar in age.

a)

independent living communities

b)

nursing homes

c)

assisted living communities

d)

apartments

18.

Housing design that meets the physical needs of people of all ages and abilities.

a)

interior design

b)

universal design

c)

color wheel

d)

space

19.

Special housing for older adults that offers more intense nursing care, usually provided by medical staff.

a)

independent living communities

b)

nursing homes

c)

assisted living

d)

hospital homes

20.

Colors are...

a)

hues

b)

tints

c)

shades

d)

values