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VDA - Light (Part 3/3)

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A downlight mounted close to the plane of a wall and equipped with a reflector, baffle, or lens to illuminate the vertical surface

a)

Wall washer

b)

Spill

c)

Light strip

d)

Troffer

2.

Superfluous or useless light rays, as from a spotlight or other focused light source

a)

Wall washer

b)

Spill

c)

Light strip

d)

Troffer

3.

A rigid or flexible tape with exposed low-voltage light sources of 1 to 10 watts

a)

Wall washer

b)

Spill

c)

Light strip

d)

Troffer

4.

A luminaire having a trough-shaped reflector holding one or more fluorescent lamps

a)

Wall washer

b)

Spill

c)

Light strip

d)

Troffer

5.

A lamp designed to project or diffuse a comparatively uniform level of illumination over a large area

a)

Floodlight

b)

Downlight

c)

Spotlight

d)

Droplight

6.

A luminaire consisting of a lamp set in a metal cylinder, recessed into or mounted on a ceiling to direct a beam of light downward

a)

Floodlight

b)

Downlight

c)

Spotlight

d)

Droplight

7.

A lamp designed to project a strong, focused beam of light on an object or area

a)

Floodlight

b)

Downlight

c)

Spotlight

d)

Droplight

8.

A lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling or wall by a flexible cord, by which it can be raised or lowered

a)

Floodlight

b)

Downlight

c)

Spotlight

d)

Droplight

9.

A light source having a maximum dimension less than one fifth the distance from the source to the surface illuminated

a)

Point source

b)

Linear source

c)

Area source

10.

A light source having one dimension significantly greater than its other dimensions, such as a fluorescent lamp

a)

Point source

b)

Linear source

c)

Area source

11.

A light source having significant dimensions in two directions, such as a large window or a luminous ceiling

a)

Point source

b)

Linear source

c)

Area source

12.

A lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling

a)

Pendant

b)

Chandelier

c)

Sconce

13.

A decorative lighting fixture suspended from a ceiling, usually having branched supports for a number of lamps

a)

Pendant

b)

Chandelier

c)

Sconce

14.

A decorative wall bracket for candles or other lights

a)

Pendant

b)

Chandelier

c)

Sconce

15.

A floor lamp having the light source on a hinged, horizontally adjustable arm

a)

Bridge lamp

b)

Gooseneck lamp

c)

Torchiere

16.

A desk lamp having a flexible shaft resembling the neck of a goose

a)

Bridge lamp

b)

Gooseneck lamp

c)

Torchiere

17.

A floor lamp having its light source within a reflecting bowl that directs the light upward

a)

Bridge lamp

b)

Gooseneck lamp

c)

Torchiere

18.

Lighting provided by adjustable spotlights mounted along a narrow, ceiling- or wall-mounted metal track through which current is conducted

a)

Track lighting

b)

Cove lighting

c)

Valance lighting

d)

Cornice lighting

19.

Indirect lighting directed upward from an interior cornice at the edge of a ceiling

a)

Track lighting

b)

Cove lighting

c)

Valance lighting

d)

Cornice lighting

20.

Indirect lighting directed upward or downward from a light source concealed by a horizontal board or band

a)

Track lighting

b)

Cove lighting

c)

Valance lighting

d)

Cornice lighting

21.

Indirect lighting directed downward from an interior cornice at the edge of a ceiling

a)

Track lighting

b)

Cove lighting

c)

Valance lighting

d)

Cornice lighting

22.

The science, theory, or method of providing illumination through the use of electric lamps

a)

Lighting

b)

Highlight

c)

Glare

23.

To emphasize by illuminating with a strong light

a)

Lighting

b)

Highlight

c)

Glare

24.

Lighting designed to provide a uniform level of illumination throughout an area

a)

General lighting

b)

Local lighting

c)

Accent lighting

d)

Task lighting

25.

Lighting designed to provide a relatively high level of illumination over a small area, with a surrounding area of lower intensity from spill light

a)

General lighting

b)

Local lighting

c)

Accent lighting

d)

Task lighting

26.

Lighting that calls attention to a particular object or feature in the visual field, or that forms a decorative pattern on a surface

a)

General lighting

b)

Local lighting

c)

Accent lighting

d)

Task lighting

27.

Lighting designed to provide strong illumination for a visually demanding activity, such as reading or sewing

a)

General lighting

b)

Local lighting

c)

Accent lighting

d)

Task lighting

28.

The sensation produced by any brightness within the visual field that is sufficiently greater than the luminance to which the eyes are adapted to cause annoyance, discomfort, or loss of visibility

a)

Lighting

b)

Highlight

c)

Glare

29.

Lighting in which luminaires distribute 90% to 100% of the emitted light downward on the surface or area to be illuminated

a)

Direct lighting

b)

Semi-direct lighting

c)

General diffuse lighting

30.

Lighting in which luminaires distribute 60% to 90% of the emitted light downward

a)

Direct lighting

b)

Semi-direct lighting

c)

General diffuse lighting

31.

Lighting from luminaires that emit an approximately equal distribution of light upward and downward

a)

Direct lighting

b)

Semi-direct lighting

c)

General diffuse lighting

32.

General diffuse lighting in which little light is emitted in the horizontal plane of the luminaires

a)

Direct-indirect lighting

b)

Semi-indirect lighting

c)

Indirect lighting

33.

Lighting in which luminaires distribute 60% to 90% of the emitted light upward

a)

Direct-indirect lighting

b)

Semi-indirect lighting

c)

Indirect lighting

34.

Lighting in which luminaires distribute 90% to 100% of the emitted light upward, esp. to avoid glare or prevent shadows

a)

Direct-indirect lighting

b)

Semi-indirect lighting

c)

Indirect lighting

35.

The regulating by the pupil of the quantity of light entering the eye, resulting in a change in the sensitivity of the eye's photoreceptors to light

a)

Adaptation

b)

Visual comfort probability

c)

Brightness ratio

d)

Veiling reflectance

36.

A rating of the likelihood that a lighting system will not cause direct glare, expressed as the percentage of people who may be expected to experience visual comfort when seated in the least favorable visual position

a)

Adaptation

b)

Visual comfort probability

c)

Brightness ratio

d)

Veiling reflectance

37.

The ratio between the luminance of an object and that of its background. Also called contrast ratio.

a)

Adaptation

b)

Visual comfort probability

c)

Brightness ratio

d)

Veiling reflectance

38.

Reflected glare on a task surface that reduces the contrast necessary for seeing details

a)

Adaptation

b)

Visual comfort probability

c)

Brightness ratio

d)

Veiling reflectance

39.

To illuminate something from behind in order to enhance depth or to separate the subject from its background

a)

Backlight

b)

Sidelight

c)

Soft light

d)

Hard light

40.

Light coming or produced from the side

a)

Backlight

b)

Sidelight

c)

Soft light

d)

Hard light

41.

Diffuse light that produces little contrast and poorly defined shadows on the subject

a)

Backlight

b)

Sidelight

c)

Soft light

d)

Hard light

42.

Diffuse light that produces high contrast and distinct shadows on the subject

a)

Backlight

b)

Sidelight

c)

Soft light

d)

Hard light

43.

Glare so intense that, for an appreciable length of time after it has been removed, visibility is lost

a)

Blinding glare

b)

Disability glare

c)

Discomfort glare

d)

Direct glare

e)

Reflected glare

44.

Glare that reduces visibility or impairs visual performance, often accompanied by discomfort

a)

Blinding glare

b)

Disability glare

c)

Discomfort glare

d)

Direct glare

e)

Reflected glare

45.

Glare that produces discomfort but does not necessarily interfere with visibility or visual performance

a)

Blinding glare

b)

Disability glare

c)

Discomfort glare

d)

Direct glare

e)

Reflected glare

46.

Glare resulting from a high brightness ratio or an insufficiently shielded light source in the visual field

a)

Blinding glare

b)

Disability glare

c)

Discomfort glare

d)

Direct glare

e)

Reflected glare

47.

Glare resulting from the specular reflection of a light source within the visual field

a)

Blinding glare

b)

Disability glare

c)

Discomfort glare

d)

Direct glare

e)

Reflected glare

48.

Light originating from sources facing each other, as from windows in opposite walls

a)

Counterlight

b)

Crosslight

c)

Light pipe

d)

Light shelf

49.

Light originating from sources not facing each other, as from windows in adjacent walls

a)

Counterlight

b)

Crosslight

c)

Light pipe

d)

Light shelf

50.

A pipe or tube lined with highly reflective, specular material and designed to transport light some distance from a single point source

a)

Counterlight

b)

Crosslight

c)

Light pipe

d)

Light shelf

51.

A horizontal overhang that shades glazing from direct sunlight below while reflecting daylight through glazing above onto the ceiling of a room and more deeply into a space

a)

Counterlight

b)

Crosslight

c)

Light pipe

d)

Light shelf

52.

Any of various exterior devices for regulating the amount of solar heat and sunlight that enters a window, consisting of movable horizontal or vertical fins controlled manually or operated automatically with time or photoelectric controls

a)

Sun control

b)

Shutter panel

c)

Shutter blind

53.

A louvered awning, the metal fins of which are angled to shade a window from direct sunlight and glare while preserving the outside view and admitting soft, diffused light

a)

Sun control

b)

Shutter panel

c)

Shutter blind

54.

A manually or electrically controlled exterior venetian blind for protecting a building interior from solar gain and glare

a)

Sun control

b)

Shutter panel

c)

Shutter blind

55.

Any of various exterior devices consisting of fixed horizontal or vertical fins angled to shield a window from direct sunlight

a)

Sunshade

b)

Brise-soleil

c)

Solar screen

56.

A screen, usually of louvers, placed on the outside of a building to shield the windows from direct sunlight

a)

Sunshade

b)

Brise-soleil

c)

Solar screen

57.

A panel of miniature external louvers for shading a window from direct sunlight and glare while allowing a high degree of visibility, daylighting, ventilation, visual daytime privacy, and insect protection

a)

Sunshade

b)

Brise-soleil

c)

Solar screen