Question 1

Match the following:
-Shirring Method

Accepted Answer

A)  Requires the wallpaper to be soaked in water before applying to wall 
B)  Relates to the time of production of the product 
C)  Improves adherence to wall 
D)  When this is high, wallcovering is more costly 
E)  Permanent application of fabric to a wall
F) Includes rods attached to the wall
G) Incorporates a woven cotton backing 
A)  Requires the wallpaper to be soaked in water before applying to wall 
B)  Relates to the time of production of the product 
C)  Improves adherence to wall 
D)  When this is high, wallcovering is more costly 
E)  Permanent application of fabric to a wall
F) Includes rods attached to the wall
G) Incorporates a woven cotton backing F

Question 2

Match the following:
-Paste Method

Accepted Answer

A)  Requires the wallpaper to be soaked in water before applying to wall 
B)  Relates to the time of production of the product 
C)  Improves adherence to wall 
D)  When this is high, wallcovering is more costly 
E)  Permanent application of fabric to a wall
F) Includes rods attached to the wall
G) Incorporates a woven cotton backing 
A)  Requires the wallpaper to be soaked in water before applying to wall 
B)  Relates to the time of production of the product 
C)  Improves adherence to wall 
D)  When this is high, wallcovering is more costly 
E)  Permanent application of fabric to a wall
F) Includes rods attached to the wall
G) Incorporates a woven cotton backing E

Question 3

Which type of wallcovering is allowable in high traffic areas? Circle the answer(s).
Type I, Type II, Type III

Accepted Answer

Type II and Type III

Question 4

Match the following:
-glazing

Accepted Answer

A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance 
A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance

Question 5

Domino papers

Accepted Answer

A)  contain a marbleized effect. 
B)  are hand blocked. 
C)  are black with white dots. 
D)  are delivered in 15 minutes or less they are free. 
A)  contain a marbleized effect. 
B)  are hand blocked. 
C)  are black with white dots. 
D)  are delivered in 15 minutes or less they are free.

Question 6

Which of the following resists stains, is fireproof, but generally serves as a poor insulator and reflects noise?

Accepted Answer

A)  wood 
B)  wallboard 
C)  plastic laminate 
D)  stone 
A)  wood 
B)  wallboard 
C)  plastic laminate 
D)  stone

Question 7

A finish used to protect hardwood floors in high traffic areas is a

Accepted Answer

A)  varnish. 
B)  s hellac. 
C)  polyurethane. 
D)  stain. 
A)  varnish. 
B)  s hellac. 
C)  polyurethane. 
D)  stain.

Question 8

The area above the suspended ceiling but below the floor above is called the

Accepted Answer

A)  soffit. 
B)  plenum. 
C)  gypsum. 
D)  dado. 
A)  soffit. 
B)  plenum. 
C)  gypsum. 
D)  dado.

Question 9

Match the following:
-tray

Accepted Answer

A)  The ceiling meets the wall at a curve 
B)  Also called a gable 
C)  Used to define an area in a room 
D)  Can be highly dramatic, even a focal point 
E)  Forms a grid pattern using moldings and sunken areas
F) Also called a lean-to
G) An extension up into the ceiling of 6" to 18" 
A)  The ceiling meets the wall at a curve 
B)  Also called a gable 
C)  Used to define an area in a room 
D)  Can be highly dramatic, even a focal point 
E)  Forms a grid pattern using moldings and sunken areas
F) Also called a lean-to
G) An extension up into the ceiling of 6" to 18"

Question 10

There are six functions of a ceiling. List two of them.

Accepted Answer

Two functions of a ceiling include:

1.

Question 11

Match the following:
-ragging

Accepted Answer

A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance 
A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance

Question 12

Match the following:
-ponging

Accepted Answer

A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance 
A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance

Question 13

Match the following:
-sculptured

Accepted Answer

A)  The ceiling meets the wall at a curve 
B)  Also called a gable 
C)  Used to define an area in a room 
D)  Can be highly dramatic, even a focal point 
E)  Forms a grid pattern using moldings and sunken areas
F) Also called a lean-to
G) An extension up into the ceiling of 6" to 18" 
A)  The ceiling meets the wall at a curve 
B)  Also called a gable 
C)  Used to define an area in a room 
D)  Can be highly dramatic, even a focal point 
E)  Forms a grid pattern using moldings and sunken areas
F) Also called a lean-to
G) An extension up into the ceiling of 6" to 18"

Question 14

This surface reflects heat, is typically used in contemporary interiors, and may be brushed for easier upkeep.

Accepted Answer

A)  metal 
B)  plastic laminate 
C)  mirror 
D)  marble 
A)  metal 
B)  plastic laminate 
C)  mirror 
D)  marble

Question 15

Match the following:
-spattering

Accepted Answer

A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance 
A)  Creates a marbleized effect. 
B)  Creates a mottled or blochy texture 
C)  Layers of transparent color give the illusion of depth 
D)  Produces a speckled appearance

Question 16

A finish painted to look like marble would be considered "faux."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

If a room is 12'wide by 9' long, how many strips of 36" wallcovering are needed to cover the room?

Accepted Answer

A 12' X 9' room contains a per

Question 18

Using the following terms, identify the parts of the wall. Not all terms will be used: base
 molding, chair rail, crown molding, dado, door jam, panel, plinth, shoe mold, stile, transom.
‪

Accepted Answer

1.Crown Molding
2. C

Question 19

"Anaglypta" is a French term describing ornately carved paneling.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A vinyl-protected wallpaper is a wallcovering that

Accepted Answer

A)  has been impregnated with vinyl. 
B)  has a woven cotton backing treated with plastic. 
C)  is hung first, and then treated with a vinyl coat. 
D)  is manufactured with a coating of vinyl plastic. 
A)  has been impregnated with vinyl. 
B)  has a woven cotton backing treated with plastic. 
C)  is hung first, and then treated with a vinyl coat. 
D)  is manufactured with a coating of vinyl plastic.

Match the following: -Shirring Method

Match the following: -Paste Method

Which type of wallcovering is allowable in high traffic areas? Circle the answer(s). Type I, Type II, Type III

Match the following: -glazing

Domino papers

Which of the following resists stains, is fireproof, but generally serves as a poor insulator and reflects noise?

A finish used to protect hardwood floors in high traffic areas is a

The area above the suspended ceiling but below the floor above is called the

Match the following: -tray

There are six functions of a ceiling. List two of them.

Match the following: -ragging

Match the following: -ponging

Match the following: -sculptured

This surface reflects heat, is typically used in contemporary interiors, and may be brushed for easier upkeep.

Match the following: -spattering

A finish painted to look like marble would be considered "faux."

If a room is 12'wide by 9' long, how many strips of 36" wallcovering are needed to cover the room?

Using the following terms, identify the parts of the wall. Not all terms will be used: base molding, chair rail, crown molding, dado, door jam, panel, plinth, shoe mold, stile, transom. ‪

"Anaglypta" is a French term describing ornately carved paneling.

A vinyl-protected wallpaper is a wallcovering that

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Exam 10: Ceilings and Walls

Match the following: -Shirring Method

Match the following: -Paste Method

Which type of wallcovering is allowable in high traffic areas? Circle the answer(s). Type I, Type II, Type III

Match the following: -glazing

Domino papers

Which of the following resists stains, is fireproof, but generally serves as a poor insulator and reflects noise?

A finish used to protect hardwood floors in high traffic areas is a

The area above the suspended ceiling but below the floor above is called the

Match the following: -tray

There are six functions of a ceiling. List two of them.

Match the following: -ragging

Match the following: -ponging

Match the following: -sculptured

This surface reflects heat, is typically used in contemporary interiors, and may be brushed for easier upkeep.

Match the following: -spattering

A finish painted to look like marble would be considered "faux."

If a room is 12'wide by 9' long, how many strips of 36" wallcovering are needed to cover the room?

Using the following terms, identify the parts of the wall. Not all terms will be used: base molding, chair rail, crown molding, dado, door jam, panel, plinth, shoe mold, stile, transom. ‪

"Anaglypta" is a French term describing ornately carved paneling.

A vinyl-protected wallpaper is a wallcovering that

Understanding Interior Design

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

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

Furniture

Textiles

Windows Treatments, Accessories and Art

Interior Design As a Career

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