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Studio Interior Retail

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Retail Design?

a)

THE CLIENT + RETAIL BUSINESS

b)

RETAIL BUSINESS + THE CLIENT

c)

THE INDIVIDUAL + RETAIL BUSINESS

2.

Basic Retail Store Programming Considerations

a)

•Store type / locations

b)

•Schedule / budget

c)

•The context of the location

d)

•Styles & Trends

3.

Net Selling Area:

Space used by customers incl.

a)

display shelves, fitting rooms, cash counters & gift wrap areas

b)

Show windows, storage rooms, lockers & cashiers space

4.

Area immediately adjacent to selling space for stock reserves

a)

Stockroom

b)

Boutique

c)

Aisle

d)

Checkout

5.

Retail design is primarily a specialized practice of architecture and interior design, however it also incorporates elements of

a)

interior decoration

b)

industrial design

c)

graphic design

d)

ergonomics

e)

advertising

6.

Principles of Merchandising


Area allocation: Net Selling Area (?? % of GFA Gross Floor Area)

a)

85%

b)

75%

c)

80%

d)

70%

7.

In visual merchandising, products are typically displayed in such a way as to attract consumers from the intended market by drawing attention to the product’s ....

a)

bad feature and problems

b)

best features and benefits

c)

acceptable features and benefits

8.

When changing window display theme, is it preferable to change store interior theme as well?

a)

Yes

b)

No

9.

Place your popular or targeted products between .....

a)

floor level and eye level

b)

eye level and knee level

c)

eye level and waist level

10.

Retailers update shop displays periodically to refresh shoppers’ interest in the Brand.

Which Display Strategies is this referring to?

a)

Eye-catching & Creative

b)

Tell a Story, Communicate a Message

c)

Seasons & Festivals

11.

Considerations for choosing materials for retail visual merchandising:

a)

High traffic or low traffic area

b)

Display for interior or exterior

c)

Budget

d)

Environmental impact

12.

Place your most profitable items at

a)

knee level

b)

eye level

c)

waist level

d)

shoulder level

13.

What is Visual Merchandising?

Visual Merchandising can refer to w_____ displays , s_____ displays or s_____ displays

a)

wardrobe, sheaf, store

b)

window, stocking, shelf

c)

wardrobe, stone, sheet

d)

window, shelf, stock

14.

In visual merchandising, products are typically displayed in such a way as to attract consumers from the intended market by drawing attention to the product’s ....

a)

bad feature and problems

b)

best features and benefits

c)

acceptable features and benefits

15.

Window Displays


Use p_____ , i_____, s_____ and products to convey an idea/ message to help connect customers with products

a)

prototype, interior, signage

b)

props, images, signage

c)

prototype, interior, shelf

d)

props, interior, shelf

16.

Place your popular or targeted products between .....

a)

floor level and eye level

b)

eye level and knee level

c)

eye level and waist level

17.

Eye-catching & Creative

Effective retail interiors take into account the importance of attractive Displays to capture shoppers’ a_______ u_______ c_______ c_______ that link back to the Brand identity

a)

attendance, unit, crop, conceive

b)

attention, unit, creative, concept

c)

attention using creative concept

d)

attention using creative conceive