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Interior Design Exam Prep

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of these is NOT an element of design?
a)
Color
b)
Structure
c)
Line
d)
Texture
2.
Which of these is the definition of space?
a)
the area available to work within a room
b)
the empty parts of a room
c)
how big a room is
d)
the area of a room on paper
3.
What is the purpose of line in design?
a)
to outline form and convey movement
b)
to create drama
c)
to confuse the eye
d)
to make shapes
4.
What do vertical lines do for a room?
a)
makes a room look wider
b)
makes a room look taller
5.
True or False: Form can be two or three dimersional.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
Which of these rooms has more visual weight?
a)
Room 1
b)
Room 2
7.

A shag rug on a concete floor would be an example of what element of design?

a)

Space

b)

Value

c)

Form

d)

Texture

8.
What does value refer to in interior design?
a)
how much the item costs
b)
how much sentimental value the item has to the family
c)
how light or dark the color of an item is
d)
how easy it is to see the item
9.

Which of these are the three primary colors?

a)

red, yellow, blue

b)

red, yellow, green

c)

red, green, orange

d)

blue, red, violet

10.
What are secondary colors?
a)
set of colors that cannot be created by mixing other colors together
b)
colors combinations created by the equal mixture of two primary colors
c)
colors created by mixing a primary color with the secondary color next to it
11.

Which of these is an intermediate color?

a)

orangey

b)

purple

c)

blue-green

d)

teal

12.
What is a monochromatic color scheme?
a)
one base color is used along with its tints of shades
b)
two colors opposite each other on the color wheel are used
c)
two pastel colors used without any black or shades
13.
An analogous color scheme uses how many colors?
a)
Two
b)
Four
c)
Three
d)
Five
14.

Which of these is NOT a pair of complementary colors?

a)

Orange and Blue

b)

Green and Red

c)

Violet and Blue

d)

Yellow and Violet

15.
What is a neutral color scheme?
a)
Uses just one color and its tints and shades
b)
Uses mainly black, white, gray, and/or beige
c)
Uses colors in nature (green, yellow, brown)
d)
Uses black and white and one other color only
16.
Which type of balance is achieved by placing different objects of equal visual weight on either side of a central point?
a)
Symmetrical
b)
Asymmetrical
17.
What is another name for rhythm?
a)
Change
b)
Movement
c)
Rise and Fall
d)
Drift
18.
Which of these is not a type of rhythm?
a)
by repetition
b)
by transition
c)
by opposition
d)
by color
19.
What does proportion refer to?
a)
the size of a design in relation to the height and width of the area in which it is placed
b)
the balance of different elements to one another
c)
the size of an object
d)
the location of object on a blueprint
20.
Which of these rooms contains emphasis in its design?
a)
Room 1
b)
Room 2
21.
Which of these is NOT a common design style used to create a sense of unity?
a)
Scandanavian
b)
Rustic
c)
Forrest
d)
Industrial
22.

In terms of movement, what role do diagonal lines play in a design?

a)

They create stability and balance

b)

They suggest movement and action

c)

They are primarily used for decorative purposes

d)

They make the design appear static

23.

Which of the following best describes the principle of unity in design?

a)

The use of contrasting elements to make a piece more interesting.

b)

The process of combining various parts of a design to make them work together as a whole.

c)

The repetition of specific design elements to create a pattern.

d)

The arrangement of elements to lead the viewer’s eye across the design.

24.

How can a designer create emphasis in a piece of work?

a)

By making an element larger than others

b)

By using a dull color for the element

c)

By placing the element in the background

d)

By ensuring all elements have equal visual weight

25.

In the context of design, what does emphasis refer to?

a)

The part of the design that is most attractive to the viewer

b)

The equal distribution of visual elements

c)

The pattern created by repeating elements

d)

The area in a design that is most visually dominant