WorksheetsFloral design quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 8mins
Botanical designs are created with
Usually featuring the entire life cycle of a single flower variety
Materials being arranged to appear as they grow
Showing the natural environment
All of the above
Which of the following is a circular mass arrangement
Nosegay
Tussie-Mussie
Biedermeier
All of the above
Technically a fan-shaped arrangement should be
Natural
Twice as wide as they are tall
Created with mass flowers for the framework
Created with dark colors on the outside for balance
This type of design is characterized by clearly defined lines and angles and unusual material forms
Circular Mass
Radiating Arrangements
Formal linear
Landscape
Vegetate style of design is often confused with these 2 other styles
Colonial and Euro Round
Parallel Systems and New Convention
Landscape and Botanical
Waterfall and Formal Linear
Inverted “T” Designs, Vertical arrangements, and Horizontal arrangements, call all be classified as __________________styles.
Line-mass
Vegative
Triangular
Waterfall
The Hogarth curve is an
S shape
Straight line
C form
Half as tall as it is wide
Parallel placements and negative space groups are defining characteristics of
New convention
Oval Designs
Pointed Oval Designs
L shaped designs
Which of the these is an example of a Symmetrical triangle
Equilateral
Vertical Isosceles
Horizontal Isosceles
All of the above
Waterfall designs are characterized by
A downward flow of materials
Heavy use of foliage
A layered look of materials
All of the above
Physical balance is achieved when
An arrangement will stand stably on its own and will not topple
It appears to be unbalanced or unstable
Is equal on both sides
Identical flowers are used
Which of the following is NOT a form of Visual Balance?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Open balance
Closed
This principle attracts the eyes of the viewer and creates a focal point
Balance
Emphasis
Harmony
Proportion
In using a rose in a wire and taped corsage what type of wiring would you use
Pierce method
Hook method
Wraparound method
All of the above
When all the components of an arrangement blend well together, this principle is achieved
Balance
Emphasis
Harmony
Waterfall
Often the most important element contributing to harmony is
Color
Form
Line
Space
The comparative size relationship between various parts of an arrangement refers to the
Balance
Emphasis
Harmony
Proportion
A Triadic color combination is
Orange, and blue
Red and green
Red, yellow, blue
All of the above
Recommended height proportion of flowers to container is
1 times
1.5 to 2 times
3 times
Same size
Scale refers to
The size of the flowers to the container
The size of the relationship between the materials in the design
The golden ratio used in the design
The size relationship between the design and its setting
The visual flow or movement within an arrangement is
Proportion
Harmony
Rhythm
Rhyme
This principle refers to the relationship of the individual materials or elements to each other
Harmony
Repetition
Emphasis
Unity
Which of the following is not needed for good floral design?
Rhymn
Harmony
Balance
All are necessary
Red, Yellow,and Blue are
Primary colors
Secondary colors
Tertiary colors
Neutral colors
The colors orange and blue form a __________ Color Scheme
Monochromatic
Analogous
Traidic
Complementary
Which of the following color groups create an analogous color scheme?
Red, red-orange, and red-violet
Violet and yellow
Red violet, violet, and orange
Red, yellow, and blue
A hue is known as
The name of a pure color
A color with white added
A color with grey added
Term used for a collection of color that look good together
A tone is know as:
The name of a full intensity color
A color with white added
A color with grey added
Term used for a collection of color that look good together
Warm colors include
Red, blue, yellow
Green, purple, blue
Red, orange, yellow
All of the above
This element refers to the outline or the 3 dimensional shape of the arrangement
Line
Color
Form
Texture
Roses, Carnations, asters, and hydrangeas are examples of
Line materials
Form materials
Filler materials
Mass materials
Irises, orchids, birds-of-paradise and Monstera foliage are examples of
Line materials
Form materials
Filler materials
Mass materials
This element provides a visual pathway for a viewer’s eyes to follow when looking
at an arrangement
Line
Color
Form
Space
The empty or open area between materials is called
Empty Space
Form
Color
Space
The surface quality or characteristics of a material is called
Color
Form
Texture
Space
When soaking floral foam which of the following should you do?
Force the floral foam under the water
Turn the foam under running water to get wet
Allow for the foam to float freely
All of the above
To secure the foam in the container which of the following cam be used
Waterproof tape
Hot melt glue
Anchor Pins
All of the above
Preparing a container with foliage prior to arranging the flowers is commonly known as
Gridding
Greening
Foliage rule
Foliating
Applying foliage around the edge of the container only when greening is called
Mossing
Collaring
Wrapping
Lacing
Creating a network of interwoven stems that support and hold each other in positions when greening a vase arrangement is a
Mossing
Collaring
Wrapping
Lacing
Mechanics for adding candles include which of the following
Candle Stake
Wood picks
Anchor pins
All of the above
Which form of wiring should be used for a daisy like flower
Pierce wiring
Hook wiring
Insertion wiring
Hair pin wiring
Which form of wiring should be used with leather leaf fern
Pierce wiring
Hook wiring
Hair pin wiring
Wraparound wiring
Floral tape is used to
Tape floral foam to the container
Create a grid on a vase
Wrap the floral wires added to flowers or foliage
All of the above
For making a corsage with fresh flowers the right choice of glue is
Cold glue
Hot glue
Elmer's Glue
None of the above
Leaf shine should not be used on foliages prior to gluing because
The leaf loses water
It prevents glue from adhering
Breaks down the plant structure
It shortens the life of the foliage and flowers
All forms of gluing require a grid which is a(n)
Basic skeleton to which flowers can be adhered
Outline of the design
Process done to preserve flowers
All of the above
Corsages grids can be made out of
Permanent botanical leaves
Green chenille stems
Any structure that will hold glue
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT true about gluing basics
Pour about ½ teaspoon onto a disposable surface
Dip ends of stem making sure to cover the ends with glue
Start with larger, heavier flowers
Bag and place immediately into a cooler
Which of the following is a way to overcome floral adhesive challenges
Keep a pair of pliers handy to help lift a sticky lid
Use a corsage pin for a cap for the tube glue
Always store glue upright to prevent leakage
All of the aove
