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Housing & Interior Design Elements and Principles of Design

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Family and Consumer Sciences, FACS, FCS

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1.

Asymmetrical balance is also known as _________ balance.

formal

informal

repetitive

textural

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2.

Smooth velvets and gold convey a feeling of ______________ in a room.

regality

relaxation

ruggedness

simplicity

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3.

Using reds, oranges and yellows in a room will make it feel:

cold

enclosed

open

warm

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4.

______________is a gradual increase or decrease of color, size, height or pattern.

Gradation

Radiation

Repetition

Rhythm

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5.

A combination of colors selected for a room design in order to create a mood or set a tone is a (n)

color scheme

proportion

rhythm

texture

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6.

_____________ is an important consideration when selecting furniture.

color

proportion

repetition

rhythm

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7.

Interior designers consider ________ to be the most significant design element.

color

proportion

rhythm

texture

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8.

Negative _________________ on a wall is important because it gives your eyes a rest.

form

hue

scale

space

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9.

______________ can show direction, lead the eye, outline the object, divide a space, and communicate a feeling or mood.

Form

Line

Scale

Rhythm

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10.

When lines connect they become a _____________.

form

hue

scale

space

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11.

____________ can be tactile (you can feel it) or visual (you can see it). Might be shown in furniture, wall coverings, bedding, carpets, or paintings.

Color

Form

Space

Texture

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12.

Center point or focal point that first catches the viewer’s attention and creates order.

Emphasis

Radiation

Rhythm

Unity

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13.

The best example of symmetrical balance is:

A rectangular picture frame next to a square picture frame.

A red vase next to a green plant.

An antique vase next to a clock on a fireplace mantel.

Matching bookcases on either side of a fireplace.

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14.

To add a sense of excitement to a room, you would use:

Long horizontal lines

Tall vertical lines

Diagonal Lines

No Lines

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To add a sense of calm to a room, you would use:

Long horizontal lines

Zigzag lines

Diagonal lines

No lines

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16.

Identical chairs arranged around a circular dining room table are an example of:

Emphasis

Radiation

Gradation

Unity

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17.

Wallpaper that has the same two figures alternating is an example of:

Repetition

Variety

Radiation

Emphasis

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18.

Wall coverings with vertical patterns can make:

A room appear friendlier

A ceiling appear higher

A room appear wider

A ceiling appear lower

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19.

Large, open spaces general convey feelings of:

Being uncomfortable and lonely

Freedom and luxury

Privacy and intimacy

Being uncomfortable and hostile

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20.

One way to create stability in a design is to:

Balance a triangle on one of its three points

Create an object in which the top is larger than the bottom

Create an object in which the top is smaller than the bottom

Avoid using furniture such as pianos and sofas.

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21.

When all parts of design are related to one idea, the design is said to have:

Balance

Harmony

Rhythm

Variety

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22.

What color scheme is shown in the photo?

Analagous

Complementary

Split Complementary

Primary

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23.

What color scheme is shown in the photo?

analagous

complementary

split complementary

monochromatic

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24.

What color scheme is shown in the photo?

analagous

triadic

monochromatic

tertiary

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25.

What color scheme is shown in the photo?

analagous

complementary

monochromatic

split complentary

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26.

What color scheme is shown in the photo?

analagous

complementary

neutral

split complentary

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27.

What effect do the drapes have in this room design?

They draw the eye up, make the ceiling appear higher.

They draw the eyes towards the floor.

They cover the window trim.

None, they are neutral.

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28.

Explain how this room shows harmony. Use Elements and Principles terms to support your reasoning.

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29.

The artwork in this photo, along with the fireplace, are an example of ___________________ in this room design.

Balance

Color

Emphasis

Line

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30.

What could improve this arrangement?