Unit 6: Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
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The cut or uncut loops that project above the back of a carpet.

A

pile

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2
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Returning to its original form after being bent, compressed, or stretched.

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resilient

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3
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How do you distinguish between hardwood and softwood trees?

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

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4
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two examples of hardwood

A

maple and oak

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5
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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
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Distinguish between a rug and carpet.

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Carpet is room-sized while rugs vary in size.

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8
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What material is most often used in carpeting?

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acrylic

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9
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What are two functions of carpeting?

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They absorb noise and provide padding.

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10
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The soft first plumage of many young birds

A

down

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11
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A pleasing relationship among parts, resulting in harmony to the design as a whole.

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proportion

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12
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A three-dimensional setting for furniture and furnishings.

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space

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13
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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.

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swag

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14
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The surface covering of fabrics, furniture, and furnishings

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texture

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15
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Walls should serve as a

A

focal point

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16
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The sun may affect your choice of

17
Q

Large patterns on the wall and ceiling make the room seem

18
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Horizontal wood paneling makes a room seem

19
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Color in the living room should be

20
Q

Paint appears _______ on the wall than in the can

21
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Ceramic tile is most often used in the

22
Q

What is the main function of windows?

A

to admit light and air

23
Q

Drapes are more

24
Q

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

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

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____________ is the more formal style of curtain
Priscilla
26
What are some of the functions of window treatment?
They can be decorative, provide privacy, control noise and light, and help to conserve energy.
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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.
fluorescent
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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.
incandescent
29
Name two functions of lighting from a decorator’s view.
Light can visually increase the apparent space and determine the mood of the room.
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What are the three main types of artificial lighting?
general or background ,local or task lighting, and decorative
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___________ is best for the kitchen.
Local
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_________ lighting emits less heat.
Fluorescent
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An antique lamp is a good example of _________ lighting.
decorative