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Final Exam

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In this interior design style, there is often a focus on natural materials, handmade furniture and décor, and items with a distinctly organic form. It should feel welcoming and easy, with an earthy color palette using shades of brown.

a)

Rustic

b)

Eclectic

c)

Japandi

d)

Shabby Chic

2.

This interior design style blends the Japanese and Scandinavian styles. This style creates a space that is calm, functional, and natural. It has a strong appreciation for handmade decor. Most of the furniture with this style sits close to the floor.


a)

Rustic

b)

Eclectic

c)

Japandi

d)

Shabby Chic

3.

This interior design style is defined by its vintage, romantic or relaxed appearance. It uses distressed furniture, soft pastel colors, and vintage accents.

a)

Scandinavian

b)

Mid-Century Modern

c)

Industrial

d)

Shabby Chic

4.

This interior design style blends the rustic barn charm with modern comfort. It will include high ceilings along with lofts. It will have many windows to let in natural light. The furniture will be made from repurposed wood.

a)

Scandinavian

b)

Eclectic

c)

Rustic

d)

Barndominuim

5.

This interior design uses colorful decor, different patterns, along with mix and match furniture. It has a diverse color palette with unifying base.

a)

Scandinavian

b)

Eclectic

c)

Rustic

d)

Shabby Chic

6.

This interior design style is a minimal and clutter-free style that emphasizes airy spaces, natural light, muted colors, warm woods, and clean lines. It has a neutral color palette with large windows and organic shapes along with greenery (plants).

a)

Scandinavian

b)

Eclectic

c)

Japandi

d)

Barndominuim

7.

First popular in the early 20th century, this style incorporates geometric and ornate details using marble and gold leaf. It has symmetrical designs. The color palate is deep colors such as blues, greens and reds.

a)

Maximilist

b)

Minimalist

c)

Art Deco

d)

Coastal

8.

With this interior design style, the key principle involves the concept that “less is more”. It has a lot of open space and a neutral color palate.


a)

Minimalist

b)

Maximalist

c)

Art deco

d)

Coastal

9.

With this interior design style, the key principle involves the concept that “more is more”. It has an abundance of decor and art with bold and vibrant colors.


a)

Minimalist

b)

Maximalist

c)

Art deco

d)

Coastal

10.

With this interior design style, it uses subtle nautical or organic decor for a serene, beachy atmosphere. With this style you will see personal touches that will include seashells and ocean scenery paintings.



a)

Minimalist

b)

Maximalist

c)

Art deco

d)

Coastal

11.
  • This is the aesthetic approaches for decorating and outfitting a space inside.  

a)

Interior Design

b)

Exterior Design

12.
  • This focuses on the visual and aesthetic elements of a buildings external appearance.

a)

Interior Design

b)

Exterior Design

13.

__________ balance is when identical shaped items are placed on each side of a central line to give balance to a room.

a)
Symmetrical
b)

Asymmetrical

14.

__________ balance is when non - identical shaped items are placed on each side of a central line but still look balanced.

a)
Symmetrical
b)

Asymmetrical

15.

What is interior design?

a)

It is all about how we decorate our personal living spaces to make it our own.

b)

It is how we decorate our car.

c)

It is how we dress.

16.
Select the best description of how cotton (including denim) is obtained or made.
a)
Harvested from the bolls of a plant and spun into yarn
b)
Sheared from sheep and processed through carding
c)
Unwound from the cocoons of larvae
d)
Extracted from the stalks of flax plants
17.
Select the best description of how cotton (including denim) is obtained or made.
a)
Harvested from the bolls of a plant and spun into yarn
b)
Sheared from sheep and processed through carding
c)
Unwound from the cocoons of larvae
d)
Extracted from the stalks of flax plants
18.

Explain what fibers are?

a)
Hair-like strands that can be twisted to form yarn or filaments
b)
Continuous strands of fabric made by weaving
c)
The final textile product used to make clothing
d)
Large sheets of material produced through knitting
19.

What is yarn defined as?

a)
A single man-made filament
b)
A continuous strand of fibers
c)
A type of textile made by knitting
d)
Loose strands that cannot be twisted
20.
How is fabric produced?
a)
By untwisting yarn back into filaments
b)
By gathering loose hair-like strands together
c)
By knitting or weaving yarns together
d)
By twisting man-made filaments into natural fibers
21.

What is a Woven fabric?

a)
A material created by interlocking loops of a single continuous yarn using needles.
b)
A type of fabric that has an interfacing containing 2 sets of threads—the warp and the weft.
c)
A material made by pressing fibers together using heat, moisture, and friction.
d)
A material made by directly bonding fibers together using thermal or chemical means.
22.
Which description best defines Knitted fabric?
a)
It contains 2 sets of threads called warp and weft on a loom.
b)
It is created by interlocking loops of a single continuous yarn, resulting in a stretchier material.
c)
It is a non-woven mat made by pressing fibers together.
d)
It is made by bonding fibers together for products like medical masks.
23.
How is Felt created?
a)
By interlocking loops of a single continuous yarn using needles.
b)
By weaving vertical warp threads and horizontal weft threads on a loom.
c)
By pressing fibers together using heat, moisture, and friction to create a non-woven mat.
d)
By directly bonding fibers together using thermal, mechanical, or chemical means.
24.
What characterizes Nonwoven/Bonding materials?
a)
They are made by directly bonding fibers together using thermal, mechanical, or chemical means.
b)
They are made by weaving two sets of threads into a stable fabric.
c)
They are created by interlocking loops of yarn to make them stretchy.
d)
They are created by pressing fibers together with heat and moisture into a mat.
25.

What are natural fibers derived from?

a)
Petroleum-based sources
b)
Plants or animals
c)
Plant pulp
d)
Man-made chemicals
26.
Which statement correctly describes synthetic fibers?
a)
They are derived from plant pulp.
b)
They are made from natural animal wool.
c)
They are petroleum-based and man-made.
d)
They are harvested directly from cotton plants.
27.
What is the primary source material for semi-synthetic fibers?
a)
Petroleum
b)
Animal hair
c)
Plant pulp
d)
Insects
28.
Which of these materials is an example of a synthetic fabric?
a)
Wool
b)
Silk
c)
Cotton
d)
Nylon
29.

We get this from sheep in the summer by shaving them.

a)
Wool
b)
Silk
c)
Cotton
d)
Nylon
30.

We get this from the cocoon stage of a specific type of worm.

a)
Wool
b)
Silk
c)
Cotton
d)
Nylon
31.

This textile is a durable, highly breathable textile made from flax plant fibers.

a)
Wool
b)
Silk
c)
Cotton
d)

Linen

32.

This textile is known for its durability, versatility, and resistance to wrinkle, shrinking, and moisture.

a)

Velvet

b)

Rayon

c)

Nylon

d)

Polyester

33.

This textile is known for being strong, lightweight, and durable.

a)

Velvet

b)

Rayon

c)

Nylon

d)

Polyester

34.

This textile is very soft and breathable as well as being excellent for retaining it's color. It is the only textile that can mimic all of the natural textiles.


a)

Velvet

b)

Rayon

c)

Nylon

d)

Polyester

35.

This textile is a luxurious, soft-piled fabric that was traditionally made from silk. It is characterized by its short, dense, and evenly cut fibers, which create a distinctive sheen and rich, deep color.

a)

Velvet

b)

Rayon

c)

Nylon

d)

Polyester