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BTLEd-HE 329 FINAL EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

symmetrical triangle

b)

hogarth

c)

asymmetrical triangle

d)

round

2.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

symmetrical triangle

b)

hogarth

c)

asymmetrical triangle

d)

round

3.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

crescent

b)

hogarth

c)

horizontal

d)

round

4.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

crescent

b)

hogarth

c)

asymmetrical triangle

d)

symmetrical triangle

5.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

crescent

b)

hogarth

c)

asymmetrical triangle

d)

symmetrical triangle

6.

What is the shape of this arrangement

a)

crescent

b)

hogarth

c)

asymmetrical triangle

d)

symmetrical triangle

7.

What is this used for?

a)

Holding fake flowers in an arrangement

b)

Holding fresh flowers in an arrangement

c)

Holding dried flowers in an arrangement

d)

Used for any time of flower

8.

This is a picture of stem tape. You would use it to...

a)

Cover wires and stems

b)

Used to hold foam in the container

c)

Used to adhere a bow to a wreath

d)

Resist moisture

9.

What type of color harmony is shown here?

a)

Complementary

b)

Analogous

c)

Monochromatic

d)

Intensity

10.

Which category is this flower?

a)

Line

b)

Mass

c)

Form

d)

Filler

11.

What type of color harmony is shown here?

a)

Complementary

b)

Analogous

c)

Monochromatic

d)

Intensity

12.

The visual path the eye is drawn or attracted as it proceeds through the arrangement; curves or directional movement of the arrangement

a)

elements

b)

line

c)

shape

d)

form

13.

What category is this foliage in?

a)

Line

b)

Form

c)

Mass

d)

Filler

14.

What color harmony is used in this arrangement?

a)

Triadic

b)

Monochromatic

c)

Analogous

d)

Complementary

15.

Floral designs that tie colors, shape and textures using flowers, ribbons and containers create which of the following?

a)

Proportion

b)

Harmony

c)

Form

d)

texture

16.

Which of the following examples describes how..."principles of design follow the law of nature"?

a)

the physical balance compared to the visual balance

b)

the height of the flower compared to the height of the container (golden section)

c)

the asymmetrical balance compared to the symmetrical balance

d)

the depth of a design compared to the size of the design

17.

Why is focal point essential to a design?

a)

it dominates and calls attention to the entire design

b)

it is the main focus of the design

c)

it is the first thing seen in a design

d)

it is the only visible area of the design

18.

John is working on an arrangement and is having a difficult time following a path visually. Which of the following should he add to help solve his problem?

a)

balance

b)

line

c)

form

d)

pattern

19.

Why is proportion important in a design?

a)

to create a pleasing arrangement

b)

to provide a stable arrangement

c)

to provide a feeling of luxury to a design

d)

to create an organized arrangement

20.

Scale

a)

generally describes the relationship of one part of the floral design to the other parts as well as to the whole.

b)

another word for size and refers to the overall size of an object compared with other objects: a flower, container, or accessory is only large or small when in comparison with something else.

c)

the quality of a floral arrangement that gives a sense of equilibrium.

d)

The wise selection of individual parts to form a floral composition.

21.

Proportion

a)

another word for size and refers to the overall size of an object compared with other objects: a flower, container, or accessory is only large or small when in comparison with something else.

b)

generally describes the relationship of one part of the floral design to the other parts as well as to the whole.

c)

the quality of a floral arrangement that gives a sense of equilibrium.

d)

The wise selection of individual parts to form a floral composition.

22.

Repetition is

a)

placing the flowers close together with varying textures, sizes, shapes, and colors.

b)

an element of the floral arrangement is repeated throughout the design to relate the parts to each other and to the whole.

c)

a gradual change from one element to another.

d)

"Variety is the spice of life."

23.

Unity

a)

asking design questions and coming up with design solutions.

b)

the distance that the composition will be viewed

c)

the eye level that the compoisiton will be viewed

d)

means that the whole composition must be predominant over its individual parts.

24.

Style

a)

verb, meaning to plan and carry out a project in a skillful way.

b)

the characteristic manner of construction of floral art by a floral designer.

c)

an artist that follows guidelines in order to communicate the ideas that is being conveyed through the floral art design.

d)

asking design questions and coming up with design solutions.

25.

Floral Designer

a)

describes the caharacteristic manner of construction of floral art by a floral designer

b)

a verb, meaning to plan and carry out a project in a skillful way.

c)

An artist that follows guidlines to communicate the idea that is being conveyed through the floral art design.

d)

the complete and artistic unit.

26.

This run in all shapes and sizes and use to hold the terrarium.

a)

Cone

b)

Container

c)

Hands

27.

This refers to a small stone made smooth and round by the action of water or sand. This will also serve as a drainage of your terrarium.

a)

Pebbles

b)

Soil

c)

Plants

28.

This is commonly referred to as earth or dirt. A mixture of organic matter, minerals, gases, liquids, and organisms that together support life.

a)

Sunlight

b)

Air

c)

Soil

29.

This refers to plants with parts that are thickened, fleshy, and engorged, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions.

a)

Perennial Plants

b)

Succulent plant

c)

Herbs

30.

These are the components that make each terrarium unique and exclusive.

a)

Dirt

b)

Decorative miniature objects

c)

Sunlight

31.

Basically traditional, a large amount of plant material is used, a grouping of colors and flowers is emphasized. This type of arrangement is used for formal parties.

a)

mass arrangement

b)

line and mass arrangement

c)

miniature arrangement

d)

pedestral flower arrangement

32.

This arrangement is done in a container on a stand.

a)

mass arrangement

b)

line and mass arrangement

c)

miniature arrangement

d)

pedestral flower arrangement

33.

Small arrangements are made with small flowers in tiny containers such as ashtrays, dainty bottles, etc. Arrangements should not be more than five inches.

a)

mass arrangement

b)

line and mass arrangement

c)

miniature arrangement

d)

pedestral flower arrangement

34.

This type of arrangement is of American origin. Different kinds of popular shapes used are triangle, pyramid, s-curve, etc.

a)

mass arrangement

b)

line and mass arrangement

c)

miniature arrangement

d)

pedestral flower arrangement

35.

Consists of different foliage of various sizes and shapes. Arrangements are more long-lasting than flowers.

a)

foliage arrangement

b)

dry flower arrangement

c)

floating arrangement

d)

bouquet arrangement

36.

In this arrangement stems of flowers are cut. Lightweight and small flowers are used.

a)

foliage arrangement

b)

dry flower arrangement

c)

floating arrangement

d)

bouquet arrangement

37.

This arrangement is long-lasting. Various materials are used such as wheat, cotton, and maize pods, and dried twigs.

a)

foliage arrangement

b)

dry flower arrangement

c)

floating arrangement

d)

bouquet arrangement

38.

They were known to be the first to introduce flower arrange[m1] ent. They regularly

placed cut flowers in vases, and highly stylized arrangements were used during burials, for processions, and simply as table decorations.

a)

Romans

b)

Egyptians

c)

Greek

d)

Nomads

39.

The Ancient _______ used flowers and herbs for adornment. They did not often use vases, focusing instead on garlands and wreaths.

a)

Americans

b)

Egyptians

c)

Greeks

d)

Romans

40.

A Japanese or eastern style of floral design and incorporates the three mainline placements of heaven, man, and earth.

a)

ikebana

b)

origami

c)

nageire

d)

Jiyuka

41.

A free creative design. It is not confined to flowers; every material can be used.

a)

ikebana

b)

origami

c)

nageire

d)

Jiyuka

42.

A non-structured design led to the development of the Seika or Shoka style. The style is characterized by a tight bundle of stems that form a triangular three-branched asymmetrical arrangement which was considered classic.

a)

ikebana

b)

origami

c)

nageire

d)

Jiyuka

43.

A style developed as a Buddhist expression of the beauty of nature. It includes seven branches representing hills, waterfalls, valleys, and other objects of nature arranged in a specific way.

a)

ikebana

b)

rikka

c)

nageire

d)

Jiyuka

44.

Literally means “piled-up flowers” that are arranged in a shallow vase or suiban, compote, or basket.

a)

ikebana

b)

rikka

c)

moribana

d)

Jiyuka

45.

Is a garden of plants growing in a shallow dish or bowl for a container. The dish garden can be landscaped to represent a scene in nature, it is a miniature ecosystem.

a)

dish garden

b)

aquarium

c)

terrarium

d)

none of these

46.

This is also known as Terrace Gardening.

a)

dish gardening

b)

terrarium

c)

landscaping

d)

roof gardening

47.

A decorative wreath or cord, used on festive occasions, can be hung around a person's neck, or on inanimate objects

like Christmas trees.

a)

bouquet

b)

garland

c)

wreath

d)

sash

48.

A holder with many sharp points about 1 cm high into which flowers are inserted so that they are fixed firmly.

a)

kenzan

b)

utsuwa

c)

kabin

d)

hasami

49.

These are clippers or scissors used to cut flowers and stems to their desired lengths.

a)

kenzan

b)

utsuwa

c)

kabin

d)

hasami

50.

A low, shallow container for moribana.

a)

kenzan

b)

utsuwa

c)

kabin

d)

hasami