end of pathway test (3) Flashcards
what are paints, thinners, and solvents and how do you store them?
paints - materials/mixtures that when applied to a solid material add a film-like layer.
thinners - liquids added to thicker substances such as paint or varnish to make them easier to apply.
solvents - substances that dissolves a solute, resulting in a solution.
they can be stored in a cool, dry place with airflow away from other chemicals.
what are the most common natural fibers?
cotton, wool, silk, flax, mohair, hemp, and bamboo
what are the most common synthetic fibers?
polyester, acrylic, nylon, and spandex
what is twill weave and what does it look like?
a style of textile weaving where the weft thread is woven over and under one or more threads and creates a diagonal rib pattern
what is plain wave and what does it look like?
a basic type of textile weaves that creates a checkerboard type appearance.
what are characteristics of cotton?
softness, durability, absorbency, holds dye well, and breathability
what are characteristics of leather?
natural material, durability, longevity, and unique ageing.
what are several durable fabric options?
upholstery fabric, canvas, leather, synthetic microfiber, cotton, and wool.
what is visual marketing, and what are the types?
the use of images, videos, and other pieces of multimedia content to strengthen your brand and communicate with your target audience.
what are some interior design organizations?
american society of interior design (ASID), national council for interior design qualification (NCIDQ), and international interior design associated (IIDA)
how is the modern carpet constructed?
the tufting method, where hundreds of needles thread yard through a jute or polypropylene and create loops and tufts.
who was frank llyod wright, what was he known for, and what style was he known for?
an american architect, designer, writer, and educator. is known for organic architecture and was popular in the 19th century.
what is art nouveau?
a style of art that flourished between 1890 and 1910 throughout europe and the u.s.
why is waterproof vinyl fabric best for awnings?
it is sustainable for any type of weather conditions.
what emotions are associated with water?
intuition, sensitivity, and sometimes sadness.
what are some moisture resistant fabrics?
laminated cotton, wool, H2No, and gore-tex
what is the difference between marketing and advertising?
marketing - focuses on identifying customer needs and determining how to meet them.
advertising - promotes a company and its products or services through paid channels.
what are some common interior design clearences?
18 inches between a coffee table and surrounding sofas and chairs.
32-36 inches between a dining table and wall/obstacle for circulation
what does pass stand for in relation to fire extinguishers?
pull, aim, squeeze, and sweep
what are the abcd fire extinguisher codes?
a - ordinary combustible fires
b - flammable liquid fires
c - electrical fires
d - combustible metal fires
describe different fabric finishes
durable finish, semi-durable finish, and temporary finish
what are central air systems? and some varieties?
spilt systems, packaged central air conditioning, heat pumps for regions with mild winters.
what is scandinavian architecture and what does it look like?
minimalism, functionality, and sustainability. has clean lines, natural materials, and bright colors.
the sun appears to move from left to right in the … hemisphere
northern
