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WorksheetsWindow Treatments Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The word "window" is derived from the Old Norse word for wind, (a) .
Identify what does not belong: Importance of Windows.
To admit light and ventilation.
To protect from outside elements.
To provide security, privacy, and accessibility.
To frame or admit into the room the visual beauty of the exterior.
Identify what window type is shown here:
Casement
Double-hung
Strip
Picture
Identify what window type is shown here:
Casement
Double-hung
Jalousie
Awning
Identify what window type is shown here:
Dormer
Double-hung
Jalousie
Awning
Identify what window type is shown here:
Bow Window
Double Window
Corner Window
Bay Window
Identify what window type is shown here:
Clerestory Window
Double Window
Sliding Window
Palladian Window
Identify what does not belong: Uses of Window Treatment.
Privacy
Light Control
Space Maximization
Noise Control
These are window treatments for a person who needs privacy and maximum light blocking.
Opaque
Semi-opaque
Sheers
Semi-sheers
This type of window treatment includes draperies, curtains, and shades that are purely made of fabric.
Soft Window Treatment
Hard Window Treatment
Accessories and Treatments
Combination Treatment
These are stationary draperies used on either side of a window with other window treatments between them.
Overdrapes
Draw Draperies
Underdrapes
Aesthetic Draperies
Identify the type of window treatment shown here:
Cafe Curtain
Sash Curtain
Hourglass Curtain
Tie-back Curtain
Identify the type of window treatment shown here:
Cafe Curtain
Sash Curtain
Hourglass Curtain
Tie-back Curtain
Identify the type of window treatment shown here:
Roman Shade
Balloon Shade
Austrian Shade
Pleated Shade
Identify the type of window treatment shown here:
Roman Shade
Balloon Shade
Austrian Shade
Pleated Shade
These are the finished bottom edges of the drapery.
Hems
Headers
Pleats
Liners
Identify the type of header shown here:
Tab Tops
Tie Tops
Grommets
Shirring
Identify the type of header shown here:
Tab Tops
Tie Tops
Grommets
Shirring
Identify the type of header shown here:
Goblet Pleats
Pencil Pleats
French Pleats
Flemish Pleats
Identify the type of header shown here:
Knife Pleats
Box Pleats
Accordion Pleats
Cartridge Pleats
Hard window treatment includes:
Blind shades, and Screens
Curtains and Shades
Shutter, Screens, and Drapes
Fabric shades and Screens
These are wooden hinged or solid panels that may be folded across a window to diffuse light and add privacy.
Shutters
Screen
Window
Partition
These are soft horizontal treatments mounted across the top of a window.
Valances
Lambrequins
Pelmets
Scarf
They are used to protect draperies, adding to their durability and longevity.
Drapery Liners
Pole Treatment
Hold-backs
Tie-backs
Also known as a festoon. It is a single or double draping of fabric across the top of the window.
Swag
Jabots
Scarf
Valances
It is defined as decorative cording, braids, or fringes applied to the edges or hems of draperies.
Trim
Drapery Liners
Interlining
Hold-backs
Identify the type of trim shown here:
Tassel Fringe
Galloon
Welting
Gimpe
Identify the type of trim shown here:
Tassel Fringe
Pleats
Welting
Gimp
These are adjustable rods and are usually hung by brackets to the wall or the window frame.
Flat Curtain Rod
Cafe Rod
Sash Rod
Traverse Rod
An attachment placed at each end of a curtain rod, originally to stop curtain rings from falling off.
Finials
Weights
Wood Sockets
Extension Plates
