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Third Monthly Examination - TLE > Cleaning Furniture > Flashcards

Cleaning Furniture Flashcards

1
Q

It is a piece of equipment, such as chairs, tables, beds, cupboards, and others, that are put into a house or a building to make it suitable and comfortable for living or working in.

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Furniture

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It is a place of comfort and love where we share times with beloved ones which gives enough reason for just the perfect furniture.

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Living Room

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3
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What are the 5 kinds of living room furniture?

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(1) Sofa Bed
(2) Sectional Furniture
(3) Ottoman
(4) End Table
(5) Curio Cabinet

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4
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This is the new alternative to couches and sofas which accommodate many people seating.

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Sofa Bed

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5
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This kind of furniture includes several items that come in complementary forms as you can use them as a set of furniture or alone.

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Sectional Furniture

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6
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This is a famous kind of chair that has a nice shape and commonly appears in cute designs, and it has no back or arm.

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Ottoman

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TRUE OR FALSE
Sectional Furniture can be used for feet, and some even use them as decorative tables.

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FALSE
Ottoman

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Q

TRUE OR FALSE
Ottoman can be used to place trays on it so small stuff is organized and displayed.

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TRUE

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9
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It is commonly placed near or on the side of a chair, sofa, or couch, and its original function is to host the reading or table lamps.

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End Table

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TRUE OR FALSE
End Table provides space for you to put glass or snacks, and it also serves as storage as well especially on modern design.

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TRUE

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This one has glass doors that commonly function as display, and it is where you put collections and travel souvenirs.

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Curio Cabinet

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12
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What are the 10 other types of furniture?

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(1) Dining Room Tables
(2) Bedside Tables, Nightstands, or Night Tables
(3) China Cabinet
(4) Cupboard
(5) Dresser
(6) Gateleg Tables
(7) Coffee Tables
(8) Refectory Tables
(9) Workbenches
(10) Nested Tables

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13
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These tables are designed to be used for formal dining.

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Dining Room Tables

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These are small tables used in a bedroom that are often used for convenient placement of a small lamp, alarm clock, glasses, or other personal items.

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Bedside Tables, Nightstands, or Night Tables

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It is a piece of furniture resembling a cupboard with doors and shelves and drawers that hold fine chinaware.

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China Cabinet

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16
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It is a type of storage cabinet, often made of wood, used indoors to store household items such as food, crockery, textiles, and liquor to protect them from dust and dirt.

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Cupboard

17
Q

It is a piece of furniture with drawers, usually with a mirror on top, used especially for keeping clothes and accessories.

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Dresser

18
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
The top of the dresser is used to display cosmetics and other dressing accessories.

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TRUE

19
Q

They have one or two hinged leaves supported by hinged legs.

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Gateleg Tables

20
Q

These are low tables designed for use in a living room, in front of a sofa, for convenient placement of drinks, books or other personal items.

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Coffee Tables

21
Q

These are long tables designed to seat many people for meals.

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Refectory Tables

22
Q

These are sturdy tables, often elevated for use with a high stool or while standing, which are used for assembly, repairs, or other precision handwork.

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Workbenches

23
Q

These are sets of small tables of graduated sizes that can be stacked together, each fitting within the one immediately larger.

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Nested Tables

24
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TRUE OR FALSE
Workbenches are for occasional use (such as tea parties), hence the stackable design.

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Nested Tables

25
Q

What are 10 different furniture styles?

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(1) Gothic Furniture
(2) Renaissance Furniture
(3) Tudor
(4) Jacobean
(5) Rococo
(6) Neoclassic
(7) Art Nouveau
(8) Scandinavian
(9) Country
(10) Japanese

26
Q

It was heavily carved and decorated, characterized by columns, cut-outs, and extravagant tracery, which its movement was more about style than practicality, and so was often uncomfortable.

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Gothic Furniture

27
Q

These furniture styles would commonly include artwork inspired by the Bible and would be greatly influenced by Italian artists such as Michelangelo.

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Renaissance Furniture

28
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
In Gothic Furniture, towards the end of the movement, geometric shapes were more prominent.

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FALSE
Renaissance Furniture

29
Q

This furniture was very large and carved with many straight lines that was influenced by the Renaissance and Gothic styles throughout Europe.

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Tudor

30
Q

This furniture was mainly made from oak and the legs on tables and chairs were often twisted, and replacing the Tudor style.

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Jacobean

31
Q

This furniture style was excessive, elaborate, fanciful, and made use of curves which was very popular during the first half of the 18th century, at first in France, and later in other European countries, especially Germany.

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Rococo

32
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
Rococo was revived in the middle of the 19th century when it became popular to collect 18th-century Rococo Furniture.

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TRUE

33
Q

It was influenced by archeological discoveries in the 18th century in countries such as Greece and Italy, where rectangles and bold, straight lines were in, replacing in the curved shapes of the Rococo style.

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Neoclassic

34
Q

It was an ornate and delicate furniture style that often featured long and curved lines that would sometimes include pictures; women’s bodies, flowers, and leaves were common.

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Art Nouveau

35
Q

This type of furniture is characterized by simple but quality craftsmanship using lightweight material such as plywood, and it is most famous for its high level of mass production.

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Scandinavian

36
Q

This furniture style is created by craftsmen influenced by old-fashioned and traditional styles rather than any modern movements, producing a rustic look, and is commonly handmade.

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Country

37
Q

It is a traditional Japanese decor style that is minimalist, with little furniture used in a room and is characterized by sliding doors, mats used for sitting, and movable folding screens to divide the room.

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Japanese

38
Q

What re the 10 common stains found in upholstery?

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(1) Butter Stains
(2) Oily Cheese Stain
(3) Ink Stain
(4) Coffee Stains
(5) Water Marks
(6) White Marks
(7) Milk and Alcohol Stains
(8) Cigarette Burns
(9) Heat Marks
(10) Paint Marks

Third Monthly Examination - TLE (2 decks)

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