WorksheetsInterior Design 1 3.01-3.02
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which too enables a designer to draw angled and vertical lines on a floor plan?
triangle
T-Square
architectural scale
template
Which type of construction drawing should Cara study to see a close-up view of her fireplace mantel?
detail
elevation
floor plan
section
Jessica wants to experiment with different furniture arrangements for her bedroom without making changes to her floor plan. Which tool/material should she utilize on top of her existing floor plan?
architectural scale
drawing board
tracing paper
T-square
Scott wants to create a rendering that is smudge proof and permanent. Which rendering tool(s) would best meet Scott's needs?
chalk
colored pencils
felt-tip markers
graphite pencil
Floor plans, elevations, and section drawings are classified as which type of drawings?
orthographic
renderings
free-hand sketches
two-point perspective drawings
Which industry standard software is used by architects and design professionals to support building information modeling (BIM) workflows?
Homestyler
Illustrator
Photoshp
Revit
How can Maggie tell the difference between interior walls and exterior walls on a standard floor plan?
Interior wall thicknesses are typically 4 inches wider than exterior wall thicknesses.
Interior wall thicknesses are typically two inches wider than exterior wall thicknesses.
Exterior wall thicknesses are typically 2 inches wider than interior wall thicknesses.
Exterior wall thicknesses are typically six inches wider than interior wall thicknesses.
Jacob needed to edit a photo of his client's exterior home rendering. Which program would be most helpful?
Adobe Photoshop
Homestyler
Planner 5D
Revit
Computer-based design programs are:
only available to certified interior designers.
available in many forms, including retail formats.
only available to paying customers.
free for anyone to use.
What would a designer use to trace architectural symbols onto a floor plan?
architectural scale
T-square
template
triangle
Madeline wants to easily see where a bookcase might fit in her living room floor plan. An easy way to accomplish this is to sketch the bookcase on:
computer paper
construction paper
sketching paper
tracing paper
If the horizontal line on a perspective drawing is close to the floor, what can one infer about the person drawing the picture?
The artist is standing up.
The artist is using a graphite pencil.
The artist is using a T-square.
The artist is low to the ground.
Sophia is lettering her floor plan. To ensure her writing is consistent and communicative, she must:
write legibly in a consistent font that is spaced evenly in al capital letters.
write legibly in varying fonts that are spaced evenly in all lower case letters.
write legibly with varying fonts that are spaced according to size in all capital letters.
write legibly in a consistent font that is spaced evenly in all lower case letters.
If Molly is using the scale 1/2" = 1', how many feet does a couch that measures 3 inches represent?
2 feet
4 feet
6 feet
8 feet
Which tool uses the side of the table as a guide, along with an attached metal flat bar, enabling the designer to draw accurate horizontal lines?
architectural scale
T-square
template
triangle
A limitation of a section drawing is that:
it only portrays information at the point of the cut.
it only portrays the floor plan.
it only portrays one interior wall.
it only portrays a rendering.
The dimensions of each room in a house can be determined from a:
floor plan.
plot plan.
room elevation.
section view.
When one draws an interior wall elevation, objects that sit on the floor should:
be drawn on the top of the page.
be drawn in the middle of the page.
be drawn on the bottom of the page.
not be drawn.
Nathan most likely drew his orthogonal lines lightly because:
all lines on a perspective drawing should be drawn lightly.
most of the orthogonal lines will be eventually erased.
orthogonal lines must be traced with ink later.
one should only use a dark pencil lead.
The Magnolia House designers are CADD-based programs more often than hand drawings because:
CADD drawings are cheaper than hand drawings.
CADD programs are easier to learn than hand drawings
CADD drawings are easier to modify.
CADD drawings are available only to designers.
