Question 1

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-Area found within an enclosure either real or perceived

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern A

Question 2

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment.
-45 List another of the perceptual theories and describe/create an example of how it is used in an interior.
Perceptual Theory:--------
Application in an interior (describe and/or sketch):

Accepted Answer

Perceptual Theory: Figure-ground

Application in an interior: The figure-ground theory is used in interior design to create visual interest and balance within a space. This theory suggests that our perception is influenced by the contrast between the figure (the object of focus) and the ground (the background). In interior design, this can be achieved by using contrasting colors, textures, or patterns to make certain elements stand out and catch the viewer's attention.

For example, in a living room, a bold, patterned wallpaper can be used as the figure against a neutral, solid-colored sofa as the ground. This creates a visually stimulating focal point within the room and adds depth and dimension to the space. Additionally, using contrasting colors for furniture and decor can also help to create a sense of balance and visual interest within the interior.

Question 3

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-The direction or feeling of a design

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern B

Question 4

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-Decorative design based on other elements

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern

Question 5

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-The essential nature of a design that distinguishes it from another

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern

Question 6

The proportion of an object is perceived in relation to the

Accepted Answer

A)  background color. 
B)  area or other objects around it. 
C)  textural surroundings. 
D)  line composition and direction. 
A)  background color. 
B)  area or other objects around it. 
C)  textural surroundings. 
D)  line composition and direction.

Question 7

Which of the following design principles is the common denominator of a well-designed room?

Accepted Answer

A)  emphasis 
B)  rhythm 
C)  balance 
D)  harmony 
A)  emphasis 
B)  rhythm 
C)  balance 
D)  harmony

Question 8

Over 2000 years ago, the Greeks discovered that the division of a line somewhere between 1/ 2 and
1/3 was the most pleasing. This division is still retained as the

Accepted Answer

A)  golden rule. 
B)  golden section. 
C)  golden mean. 
D)  golden graham. 
A)  golden rule. 
B)  golden section. 
C)  golden mean. 
D)  golden graham.

Question 9

What is meant by visual literacy?

Accepted Answer

Visual literacy required the effective a

Question 10

Pattern is a form of

Accepted Answer

A)  simplicity. 
B)  decorative design. 
C)  structural design. 
D)  suitability. 
A)  simplicity. 
B)  decorative design. 
C)  structural design. 
D)  suitability.

Question 11

Which of the following psychological properties is generally true of the horizontal line?

Accepted Answer

A)  strength 
B)  active 
C)  feminine 
D)  stately 
A)  strength 
B)  active 
C)  feminine 
D)  stately

Question 12

Which of the following design characteristics would NOT apply if the concept for a design of a room were "mature oak trees?"

Accepted Answer

A)  strong 
B)  flexible 
C)  vertical 
D)  green and brown 
A)  strong 
B)  flexible 
C)  vertical 
D)  green and brown

Question 13

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-Is dependent on light

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern

Question 14

Design thinking can be viewed in three broad phases. Discuss each of these.

Accepted Answer

Descriptions of the following are found

Question 15

What kind of form provides unity and stability in a space?

Accepted Answer

A)  curved 
B)  mass 
C)  triangular 
D)  rectangular 
A)  curved 
B)  mass 
C)  triangular 
D)  rectangular

Question 16

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-Affects the mood and appearance of a room

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern

Question 17

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment.
-A dropped ceiling over a reception area uses which perceptual theory?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure...

Question 18

Which element can affect the acoustics of a room?

Accepted Answer

A)  pattern 
B)  form 
C)  texture 
D)  color 
A)  pattern 
B)  form 
C)  texture 
D)  color

Question 19

Discuss why harmony is the most important principle of design:

Accepted Answer

Harmony is based on the use of all the o

Question 20

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element
-The surface quality

Accepted Answer

A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern 
A)  Space 
B)  Line 
C)  Shape and Mass 
D)  Texture 
E)  Light
F) Color
G) Pattern

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Area found within an enclosure either real or perceived

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment. -45 List another of the perceptual theories and describe/create an example of how it is used in an interior. Perceptual Theory:-------- Application in an interior (describe and/or sketch):

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The direction or feeling of a design

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Decorative design based on other elements

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The essential nature of a design that distinguishes it from another

The proportion of an object is perceived in relation to the

Which of the following design principles is the common denominator of a well-designed room?

Over 2000 years ago, the Greeks discovered that the division of a line somewhere between 1/ 2 and 1/3 was the most pleasing. This division is still retained as the

What is meant by visual literacy?

Pattern is a form of

Which of the following psychological properties is generally true of the horizontal line?

Which of the following design characteristics would NOT apply if the concept for a design of a room were "mature oak trees?"

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Is dependent on light

Design thinking can be viewed in three broad phases. Discuss each of these.

What kind of form provides unity and stability in a space?

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Affects the mood and appearance of a room

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment. -A dropped ceiling over a reception area uses which perceptual theory?

Which element can affect the acoustics of a room?

Discuss why harmony is the most important principle of design:

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The surface quality

Understanding Interior Design

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

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

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Exam 3: Elements and Principles of Design

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Area found within an enclosure either real or perceived

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment. -45 List another of the perceptual theories and describe/create an example of how it is used in an interior. Perceptual Theory:-------- Application in an interior (describe and/or sketch):

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The direction or feeling of a design

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Decorative design based on other elements

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The essential nature of a design that distinguishes it from another

The proportion of an object is perceived in relation to the

Which of the following design principles is the common denominator of a well-designed room?

Over 2000 years ago, the Greeks discovered that the division of a line somewhere between 1/ 2 and 1/3 was the most pleasing. This division is still retained as the

What is meant by visual literacy?

Pattern is a form of

Which of the following psychological properties is generally true of the horizontal line?

Which of the following design characteristics would NOT apply if the concept for a design of a room were "mature oak trees?"

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Is dependent on light

Design thinking can be viewed in three broad phases. Discuss each of these.

What kind of form provides unity and stability in a space?

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -Affects the mood and appearance of a room

Perceptual theories include, proximity, similarity, continuance, closure and alignment. -A dropped ceiling over a reception area uses which perceptual theory?

Which element can affect the acoustics of a room?

Discuss why harmony is the most important principle of design:

Match the Following Phrase With the Correct Element -The surface quality

Understanding Interior Design

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

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