WorksheetsUnit 1: Interior Design Test Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
A type of design that strives to have no impact on the environment.
Accessibility
Universal Design
Sustainable design
Americans Disability Act
Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Universal design
Accessibility
Accommodations
The art of creating beautiful and functional building interiors for use by people is
Architect
Engineer
Tenant
True or False: Most landlords require a deposit and first months rent before moving in.
True
False
What is the typical down payment when buying a house?
40%
80%
Down payments are never required
All of the following are advantages of buying a house EXCEPT
Independence
Investment Value
Limited maintenance
Feeling of belonging
All of the following are advantages of renting a house EXCEPT...
Limited maintenance
Mobility
Changing the wall colors
Predictable housing cost
Landlord is another name for the
Renters
People who live in the house
Person who owns the house
None of the above
Paying money to live in a dwelling owned by someone else is..
Buying
Things we would like to have but we can still survive without.
Needs
Things we cannot live without are called...
Wants
Needs
Makes a structure usable for all people for little or no extra cost.
Accessiblity
Adaptability
Universal Design
Sustainability
Adaptability means
Building lots of houses
Designing a house for only middle aged in mind
Designing a house to make future modifications easy
None of the choices
The ADA stands for...
Americans Delaying Actions
Americans with Disabilities Act
Authors Designing Actions
Americans Discouraging Actions
Refers to the entry and use of a building by persons with physical limitations such as mobility, vision, and hearing.
Americans Act
Interior Design
Housing
True or False: The major goal of an interior designer is to meet the needs of all occupants.
True
False
This type of house contains areas owned by individuals within one unit but then often surrounded by areas that are jointly owned.
Townhouse
Apartments
Single family home
This type of home is built in a factory and put on permanent wheels.
Custom built
Condo
Mobile
Apartment
This type of home is built in a factory in pieces then put together.
Condo
Apartment
Mobile
This type of home is built specifically for a client by an architect.
Modular
Mobile
Apartment
This stage of the family life cycle begins with retirement.
Childbearing
Midyears
Launching
During this stage of the family life cycle, children begin leaving the home.
Aging
Retirement
Childbearing
During this stage of the family life cycle, the couple has no children.
Aging
Childbearing
Retirement
What is the life cycle?
Quality of living
Different types of houses
A series of stages which an individual or family pases through
How children develop
True or False: Housing changes according to the needs and desires of the member of the living unit.
True
False
When you meet this need, you have developed your full potential?
Self-esteem
Self-actualization
Safety
Love and acceptance
What kind of needs are related to the mind and feelings, and must be met in order to live a satisfying life?
Physical needs
Safety
Psychological
Maslows Hierarchy of Needs specifies that what need(s) have to be met before others can be considered?
Love and acceptance
Self-actualization
Food, clothing, shelter
A good job
