wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

interior design final exam pt 1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A single-family home is a stand-alone structure. Which type of home meets this criteria?

a)

apartment

b)

condominium

c)

custom house

d)

town house

2.

Which type of home is designed by an architect to meet the specifications of the owner?

a)

custom

b)

mobile

c)

townhome

d)

tract

3.

Which type of commercial building is built to enhance the patient's journey from illness or injury back to improved health?

a)

corporate

b)

healthcare

c)

hospitality

d)

institutional

4.

At which step in the design process is the design plan implemented and construction begins?

a)

contract administration

b)

contract documentation

c)

design development

d)

move-in and post-occupancy

5.

Which type of multifamily dwelling allows the owner to purchase their individual space, while still having use of the common areas?

a)

apartment

b)

condominium

c)

home in pocket neighborhood

d)

custom house

6.

Which post-secondary institution would a person attend to receive a bachelor's degree in textile design?

a)

community college

b)

four-year college/university

c)

graduate school

d)

technical school

7.

Which professional organization certifies designers with the LEED certification?

a)

American Society of Interior Designers

b)

National Council for Interior Design Qualifications

c)

National Kitchen and Bath Association

d)

U.S. Green Building Council

8.

Janet is compiling the information she has learned to create a focused problem statement to guide her design. This is which step in Design Thinking?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

9.

The furniture designer is in the process of evaluating the needs and insights of the client. What this?

a)

define

b)

empathize

c)

ideate

d)

prototype

10.

The architect created a scale model of the shopping mall he designed for a commercial client. This Design Thinking step is:

a)

empathizing

b)

ideating

c)

prototyping

d)

testing

11.

When choosing textiles for a home with small children and pets, which finish should be the main consideration?

a)

colorfastness

b)

flame resistance

c)

soil and stain resistance

d)

texture

12.

Gathering measurements of a space height, width, and depth along with window, door, and outlet placement. Which element of the programming phase is this?

a)

analyze data

b)

discovery

c)

inventory

d)

summarize

13.

Chemical-emitting gases or solids from interior products and materials cause short-term or long-term adverse health effects. To minimize these health issues, a designer should specify products and materials:

a)

that have high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

b)

that have low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

c)

with oil-based paints

d)

with urea-formaldehyde

14.

Sarah has artifacts from every country she has visited with several different patterns, textures, and colors. The furniture is a wide variety of pieces from her family. Which design style is represented in her home?

a)

contemporary

b)

cottage

c)

eclectic

d)

transitional

15.

The amount of personal space that an individual needs to feel comfortable in different social situations is a key component of:

a)

ergonomics

b)

global factors

c)

proxemics

d)

sustainability

16.

An activity in a private space of a home would include:

a)

doing the laundry

b)

preparing a meal

c)

taking a nap

d)

watching tv with friends

17.

Kitchen cabinets, laundry rooms, and garages are examples of which type of zone?

a)

lifestyle

b)

private

c)

public/social

d)

work/storage

18.

Assessing the environment includes obtaining or drawing floor plans, inventorying FF&E, and:

a)

creating bubble diagrams

b)

taking field measurements

c)

drawing matrices

d)

developing summaries

19.

A bedroom must have a window as a way of egress, a closet, and a smoke detector. Which social factor is responsible for these mandates?

a)

culture

b)

government

c)

religion

d)

traditions

20.

A bubble diagram is a concept map that uses circles and ovals to analyze the organization of overall space. This map represents which goal for the designer?

a)

abstract ideas

b)

contract completion

c)

spatial relationships

d)

themes

21.

Chris and Ada paint their nursery light pink. They add yellow-green and blue-green bedding and accessories. Which color harmony are they using?

a)

analogous

b)

monochromatic

c)

neutral

d)

split-complemetary

22.

Maita refuses to use the color purple in her house because her home country associates purple with funerals. This is an example of which color selection factor?

a)

culture

b)

perception of the space

c)

psychological effects

d)

trends and styles

23.

Marcus included the Pantone "Color of the Year" in his design plan for his client's corporate offices. Which color selection factor is this?

a)

culture

b)

perception of the space

c)

psychological effects

d)

trends and styles

24.

To help small dorm rooms seem larger, most are painted using light, cool colors. Which color selection factor is this?

Standard(s)

a)

culture

b)

perception of the space

c)

psycological effects

d)

trends and styles

25.

During the programming phase, Jack's interior designer learned he wants his home to have a modern, clean look. Which color selection factor is this?

a)

culture

b)

perception of space

c)

psycological effects

d)

trends and styles