Unit 6: Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The cut or uncut loops that project above the back of a carpet.

A

pile

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2
Q

Returning to its original form after being bent, compressed, or stretched.

A

resilient

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3
Q

How do you distinguish between hardwood and softwood trees?

A

Hardwoods shed their leaves in winter while softwoods retain their needles.

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4
Q

two examples of hardwood

A

maple and oak

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5
Q

two examples of softwood

A

pine and cedar

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6
Q

__________ wood is usually cheaper

A

softwood

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7
Q

Distinguish between a rug and carpet.

A

Carpet is room-sized while rugs vary in size.

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8
Q

What material is most often used in carpeting?

A

acrylic

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9
Q

What are two functions of carpeting?

A

They absorb noise and provide padding.

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10
Q

The soft first plumage of many young birds

A

down

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11
Q

A pleasing relationship among parts, resulting in harmony to the design as a whole.

A

proportion

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12
Q

A three-dimensional setting for furniture and furnishings.

A

space

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13
Q

One or more pieces of fabric draped over a rod typically used at the top of a window treatment. Often used with a pleated or tapered tail down either side.

A

swag

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14
Q

The surface covering of fabrics, furniture, and furnishings

A

texture

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15
Q

Walls should serve as a

A

focal point

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16
Q

The sun may affect your choice of

A

wallpaper

17
Q

Large patterns on the wall and ceiling make the room seem

A

smaller

18
Q

Horizontal wood paneling makes a room seem

A

wider

19
Q

Color in the living room should be

A

subtle

20
Q

Paint appears _______ on the wall than in the can

A

darker

21
Q

Ceramic tile is most often used in the

A

kitchen

22
Q

What is the main function of windows?

A

to admit light and air

23
Q

Drapes are more

A

formal

24
Q

How do drapes and curtains differ in the way they are hung?

A

Curtains have pockets at the top where curtain rods run. Drapes are pinch-pleated and hung with drapery hooks.

25
Q

____________ is the more formal style of curtain

A

Priscilla

26
Q

What are some of the functions of window treatment?

A

They can be decorative, provide privacy, control noise and light, and help to conserve energy.

27
Q

Radiating light source that produces much less heat then incandescent lighting; cost less to operate; is safer for enclosed areas such as a hutch or bookcase.

A

fluorescent

28
Q

Light bulb that emits light due to glowing material; gives off a yellow light which lends a golden tone to objects and produces a warm, comfortable effect.

A

incandescent

29
Q

Name two functions of lighting from a decorator’s view.

A

Light can visually increase the apparent space and determine the mood of the room.

30
Q

What are the three main types of artificial lighting?

A

general or background ,local or task lighting, and decorative

31
Q

___________ is best for the kitchen.

A

Local

32
Q

_________ lighting emits less heat.

A

Fluorescent

33
Q

An antique lamp is a good example of _________ lighting.

A

decorative