19-1 19-2 Test Study(

Question 0

What are the four types of protection needed for clothing?

Answer 0

Environmental, workplace hazards, protection against enemies and weather.

Question 1

What are the three types of needs in clothing decisions?

Answer 1

Social, Psychological, Physical

Question 2

What is a form of protective clothing that athletes need?

Answer 2

Padding

Question 3

What does the term lifestyle mean?

Answer 3

A persons way of life or style of living.

Question 4

What does adornment mean?

Answer 4

Decoration

Question 5

How is adornment shown in various cultures?

Answer 5

Pam, jewelry, body scarring, hairstyles.

Question 6

What is meant by group identification?

Answer 6

Group identity is shown by dressing like those whom you associate.

Question 7

What are dress code?

Answer 7

Standards of dress that are enforced in a social setting.

Question 8

What is meant by modesty?

Answer 8

The covering of a body according to the code of decency of that persons society.

Question 9

What is status?

Answer 9

A person’s position or rank in comparison to others.

Question 10

What are the four elements of design?

Answer 10

Lines, texture, form and color.

Question 11

What is hue?

Answer 11

Color

Question 12

What is value?

Answer 12

The lightness or darkness of a color.

Question 13

What is the difference between tint and shade?

Answer 13

Shade is adding black to a color while tint is adding white to a color.

Question 14

What is intensity?

Answer 14

How bright or dull a color is

Question 15

What is the color wheel?

Answer 15

A tool that shows how colors relate to one another.

Question 16

What are the primary colors and can they be created?

Answer 16

Red, yellow, and blue. No they cannot be created they only create other colors.

Question 17

What are secondary colors?

Answer 17

They are made by mixing two primary colors they include green, violet, and orange.

Question 18

What are intermediate colors? How are they created?

Answer 18

They’re made by mixing Equal amounts of one primary and one neighboring secondary color. Red orange, red violet, blue violet, blue green, yellow orange and yellow green.

Question 19

What is a monochromatic color harmony?

Answer 19

Monochromatic uses different values of one Hue. Example a pink blouse with the maroon skirt.

Question 20

What is an analogous color harmony?

Answer 20

An analogous color harmony is using adjacent colors on the color wheel. They are related by a common hue.

Question 21

What is a complimentary color harmony?

Answer 21

Using two colors opposite of each other on the color wheel. Example: Orange shirt with blue jeans.

Question 22

What are warm and cool colors?

Answer 22

Warm colors include red, orange, and yellow, they suggest activity. Cool colors are blue green and violet they are calming and restful.

Question 23

What colors areconsidered receding and what colors are considered events

Answer 23

Advancing colors(warm) seem closer and make the body appear larger, while receding(cool) seem to move farther away, making the body appear smaller.

Question 24

What is a neutral color harmony?

Answer 24

Neutral colors include white and black etc. they cannot be found on the color wheel.

Question 25

What is texture?

Answer 25

The way a fabric looks and feels.

Question 26

What is form?

Answer 26

Form is the shape of a 3-D object it is in

Question 27

What are the four principles of design?

Answer 27

Balance, proportion, emphasis, and rhythm.

Question 28

What is balance?

Answer 28

Equal visual weight on both sides of a central point. It can be symmetrical or asymmetrical.

Question 29

What is proportion?

Answer 29

Proportion is how one part relates to another.

Question 30

How can proportion relate to fashion other than clothes?

Answer 30

It can relate to the accessories you are wearing or the pattern/print.

Question 31

What is rhythm?

Answer 31

The movement of your eye to one part of a design to another.

Question 32

What are the three types of rhythm?

Answer 32

Repetition, gradation and radiation. Ex:gradation is the gradual change in size/shape; repetition is repeating a design; radiation is radiating out from a central point.

Question 33

What is emphasis?

Answer 33

The center of interest in a design

Question 34

What is harmony?

Answer 34

The pleasing affect you get when all of your elements and principles work together in a design.