Question 1

Who designed this chair?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mies van de Rohe 
B)  Marcel Breuer 
C)  Charles Eames 
D)  Le Corbusier 
A)  Mies van de Rohe 
B)  Marcel Breuer 
C)  Charles Eames 
D)  Le Corbusier A

Question 2

American Styles are typically original designs with little influence from other styles.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The concrete arch was developed by the

Accepted Answer

A)  Thespians. 
B)  Egyptians. 
C)  Greeks. 
D)  Romans. 
A)  Thespians. 
B)  Egyptians. 
C)  Greeks. 
D)  Romans. D

Question 4

Discuss how EBD relates to the traditional phases of the design process (including the preliminary and post phases)

Accepted Answer

Evidence-Based Design (EBD) is an approa

Question 5

Which of the following individuals were members of the Bauhaus?

Accepted Answer

A)  Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe 
B)  Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright 
C)  Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eileen Gray 
D)  Josef Hoffman, Marcel Breuer, Eliel Saarinen 
A)  Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe 
B)  Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright 
C)  Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Eileen Gray 
D)  Josef Hoffman, Marcel Breuer, Eliel Saarinen

Question 6

Simple, unadorned furnishings used by lesser nobles are called provincial designs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era:
-_____ Straight and tapered to a spade foot

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite 
A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite

Question 8

The ADA

Accepted Answer

A)  is legislation, initially based on the 1986 ANSI Codes. 
B)  is required of all residential environments. 
C)  is required of all public environments. 
D)  A & C only 
A)  is legislation, initially based on the 1986 ANSI Codes. 
B)  is required of all residential environments. 
C)  is required of all public environments. 
D)  A & C only

Question 9

Edward T. Hall defines the social zone as a bubble around the body at a distance of

Accepted Answer

A)  0' - 1'-6" 
B)  1'-6" - 4' 
C)  4' - 12' 
D)  12' or more 
A)  0' - 1'-6" 
B)  1'-6" - 4' 
C)  4' - 12' 
D)  12' or more

Question 10

Identify the style of the following structure

Accepted Answer

A)  Gothic revival 
B)  Italianate 
C)  Second Empire 
D)  Queen Anne 
A)  Gothic revival 
B)  Italianate 
C)  Second Empire 
D)  Queen Anne

Question 11

Why is an understanding of historical designs important to interior designers?

Accepted Answer

Understanding various historical styles

Question 12

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era:
-_____ Melon-shaped

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite 
A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite

Question 13

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era:
-_____ Marlborough

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite 
A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite

Question 14

This common chair design utilizing the splat or fiddle back and still incorporated today in Georgian interiors is called the

Accepted Answer

A)  Chippendale chair. 
B)  scallop shell chair. 
C)  Hepplewhite chair. 
D)  Queen Anne chair. 
A)  Chippendale chair. 
B)  scallop shell chair. 
C)  Hepplewhite chair. 
D)  Queen Anne chair.

Question 15

This era of design rejected the Middle Ages and fostered the return of classic design motifs.

Accepted Answer

A)  Romanesque 
B)  Gothic 
C)  Renaissance 
D)  Baroque 
A)  Romanesque 
B)  Gothic 
C)  Renaissance 
D)  Baroque

Question 16

Discuss Kohlberg's final stages of moral development as it relates to interior design.

Accepted Answer

Students should discuss Kohlberg's Level

Question 17

The three R's of green design are Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Define the following terms:
Anthropometric:
Proxemics:
Barrier Free:

Accepted Answer

Anthropometrics studies the size and pro

Question 19

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era:
-_____ Cabriole

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite 
A)  Elizabethan 
B)  Queen Anne 
C)  Chippendale 
D)  Hepplewhite

Question 20

Art Nouveau is best described as a movement based on the revolt against machine-made products employing simple furnishings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Who designed this chair?

American Styles are typically original designs with little influence from other styles.

The concrete arch was developed by the

Discuss how EBD relates to the traditional phases of the design process (including the preliminary and post phases)

Which of the following individuals were members of the Bauhaus?

Simple, unadorned furnishings used by lesser nobles are called provincial designs.

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Straight and tapered to a spade foot

The ADA

Edward T. Hall defines the social zone as a bubble around the body at a distance of

Identify the style of the following structure

Why is an understanding of historical designs important to interior designers?

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Melon-shaped

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Marlborough

This common chair design utilizing the splat or fiddle back and still incorporated today in Georgian interiors is called the

This era of design rejected the Middle Ages and fostered the return of classic design motifs.

Discuss Kohlberg's final stages of moral development as it relates to interior design.

The three R's of green design are Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Define the following terms: Anthropometric: Proxemics: Barrier Free:

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Cabriole

Art Nouveau is best described as a movement based on the revolt against machine-made products employing simple furnishings.

Understanding Interior Design

Elements and Principles of Design

The Science of Color, Psychology and Physiology of Color

Construction Components, Systems, and Codes

Lighting, Electrical, and Communications

Space Planning: Furnishings to Rooms

Space Planning: Rooms to Buildings

Floors

Ceilings and Walls

Furniture

Textiles

Windows Treatments, Accessories and Art

Interior Design As a Career

Filters

Exam 2: The Value of Interior Design: Health, Safety, and Welfare

Who designed this chair?

American Styles are typically original designs with little influence from other styles.

The concrete arch was developed by the

Discuss how EBD relates to the traditional phases of the design process (including the preliminary and post phases)

Which of the following individuals were members of the Bauhaus?

Simple, unadorned furnishings used by lesser nobles are called provincial designs.

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Straight and tapered to a spade foot

The ADA

Edward T. Hall defines the social zone as a bubble around the body at a distance of

Identify the style of the following structure

Why is an understanding of historical designs important to interior designers?

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Melon-shaped

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Marlborough

This common chair design utilizing the splat or fiddle back and still incorporated today in Georgian interiors is called the

This era of design rejected the Middle Ages and fostered the return of classic design motifs.

Discuss Kohlberg's final stages of moral development as it relates to interior design.

The three R's of green design are Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Define the following terms: Anthropometric: Proxemics: Barrier Free:

Identify the proper leg with the proper designer and/or era: -_____ Cabriole

Art Nouveau is best described as a movement based on the revolt against machine-made products employing simple furnishings.

Understanding Interior Design

Elements and Principles of Design

The Science of Color, Psychology and Physiology of Color

Construction Components, Systems, and Codes

Lighting, Electrical, and Communications

Space Planning: Furnishings to Rooms

Space Planning: Rooms to Buildings

Floors

Ceilings and Walls

Furniture

Textiles

Windows Treatments, Accessories and Art

Interior Design As a Career

Filters