WorksheetsFloral Design #3 TSFA
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What are the primary colors as defined in the document?
Red, green, blue
Red, yellow, blue
Green, purple, orange
Yellow, blue, green
According to the document, what does the term "secondary colors" refer to?
A mix of two secondary colors in equal amounts
Two primary colors combined in equal amounts
Two secondary colors combined in unequal amounts
Primary colors mixed with black or white
What is the purpose of "conditioning" in floral arrangements as mentioned in the document?
To stabilize the arrangement
To enhance the color of the flowers
To extend the freshness of cut flowers and foliages
To create a focal point in the design
Which wiring technique involves shaping the wire into a hairpin according to the document?
Hook method
Piercing method
Hairpin method
Round design method
What is the role of "filler flower" in a floral design as described in the document?
To add fragrance to the arrangement
To provide structural support
To complete the design
To reduce costs
colors that are across from each other on the color wheel
secondary
tertiary
analogous
complimentary
What are the three secondary colors?
Orange, red, and yellow
Orange, green, and blue
Red, blue, and yellow
Orange, green, and purple
How do you create a tertiary (intermediate) color?
By mixing two primary colors
By mixing two secondary colors
By mixing a primary and a secondary color
You cannot create a tertiary color
What is the result of adding gray to a pure color?
Tone
Shade
Tint
Secondary color
What type of color is created by adding black to a pure color?
Tertiary color
Shade
Tint
Secondary color
Mixing a primary color and a secondary color creates a ______________________.
Tertiary Color
Analogous Color
Complementary Color
Warm Color
The element of the line in a floral arrangement is not to create the visual path the eye follows as it proceeds through the arrangement
True
False
When you add black to a colour, this creates a...
Shade
Tone
Tint
Impression of the design being stable & self-supported
balance
scale
proportion
form
Which colors are cool colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
Blue, Green, Violet (Purple)
Orange, Green, Violet
Red, Orange, Yellow
Relationship between the completed arrangement & its location
balance
scale
symmetrical
form
Form is the geometric shape or line design that forms the outline of the flower arrangement
True
False
Relationship between the flowers, foliage & container
balance
scale
proportion
form
Primary or line flowers used in a design to establish the outline of the arrangement
Mass Flower
Filler Flower
Skeleton Flower
Form Flower
corsage wiring technique; wire is inserted through the calyx & bent downward along the stem
Hook Method
Piercing Method
Hairpin Method
Triangular pattern with a strong "L-Line"
Symmetrical Design
Assymetrical Design
Wiring technique in which the wire is inserted through the flower & a small hook is formed in the wire before it is pulled back through the flower
Hook Method
Piercing Method
Hairpin Method
Formal, equilateral triangular design
Symmetrical Design
Assymetrical Design
The purpose of foliage is to hide mechanics (take, wire, foam, etc) in a flower arrangement
True
False
Round designs require a focal point
True
False
