Certification Review Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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Tint

A

Adding white to a color

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Value

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Describes lightness or darkness of a hue

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3
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Re-cutting stems

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Helps prevent stem blockage, increase water uptake, maximize the freshness and keeps stem from sealing

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4
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Refrigeration of fresh product

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Helps slow respiration, reduce water lost of transpiration, slows down maturity

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5
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Shade

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Hue darkened by addition of black forms a shade of hue

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6
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Skeleton flowers

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Line flowers used in a design to establish outline of arrangement

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Balance

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Impression of design being stable and self-supported

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Conditioning

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Process where cut flowers used in a design to establish outline of arrangement

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9
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Piercing method

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Wire inserted through calyx and bent downward along stem

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10
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Asymmetrical design

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Triangular design with strong “L line”

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Symmetrical design

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Formal, equilateral triangular design

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12
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Round design

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Do not require focal point

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13
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Hook method

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Small hook is formed before inserted into flower

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14
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Hairpin method

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Corsage wiring technique in which wire shaped into hairpin

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15
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Intermediate colors

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Combination of primary and secondary

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16
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Filler flower

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Flowers used to complete a design

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17
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Wedding flowers

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Brides bouquet, bridesmaid bouquet, corsage & boutonnières, alter flowers, pew flowers,brides throw bouquet, table decorations, wedding cake

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18
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Foliage’s

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Hides mechanics

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19
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Line elements

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Visual path eye follows as it proceeds through arrangement

20
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Form

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Geometric shape or line design forms outline of arrangement

21
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Color

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12 major colors, color is very important

22
Q

Bacterial growth

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Removing foliage from stem below water level in arrangement

23
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Wire

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28 is finer than #16, #20 & #22 best suited to support roses, carnations, and chrysanthemums

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Intensity

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Brightness or darkness of hue

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Tone
Measure of color intensity when gray is added to a hue
26
Proportion
Relationship between flowers, foliage, and container
27
Secondary colors
Primary colors equally combined
28
Scale
Relationship between completed arrangement and its location
29
Primary colors
Red, yellow, blue
30
Focal point
Location that attracts most attention
31
Cascade design
Design consists of several layers of materials, varying in size and texture
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Mass flowers
Usually single stem with large rounded heads used inside or along arrangements
33
Form flowers
Used to create focal point with unusual and distinctive shapes
34
Line flowers
Establish skeletal outline height or width
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Parallel design
Design that consists of groups of flowers and foliage that strengthens element of line
36
Formal-linear design
Asymmetrical balanced design of few materials usually placed in groups emphasizing form and line
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Interpretive design
Combination of both natural and man made materials in unnatural manner to create new images
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Transpiration
Process where plants lose water through stomata in leaves
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Respiration
Cell process where food reserves are converted into useful energy
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Hydrating solution
Citric acid solution that causes flowers to take up water rapidly
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Floral preservative
Chemical added to water to extend vase life
42
Processing flowers
Growers, wholesalers, and retail florist must process their flowers
43
Customer education
Florists educate customers so they can appreciate their flowers to the fullest extent
44
Waterfall design
Shorter stems of mass flowers provide a color focal point near the rim of container
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Design placement
Placement of cut material in a parallel design in each group in order to create depth