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State TestReview

Housing Decisions

Color

Elements of Design

Color Schemes

Principles of Design

Floor Plans

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1-1001-1

Form follows function means what?

1-100A1 - 100 1-1A

Form follows function is

the object is formed to function in a specific way.

$100

1-2001-2

What type of design has ornamentation added to the basic structure?

1-200A1 - 100 1-2a

Decorative Design$200

1-3001-3

What is the minimum and maximum percent of income one should spend a month on housing costs?

1-300A1 - 100 1-3a

25%-30%$300

1-4001-4

How do physical disabilities have an effect on housing choices?What is needed in a home?

1-400A1 - 100 1-4a

Wheel chair access, no stairs, wider hallways, etc.

$400

1-5001-5

What are the steps to Maslows Hierarchy?

1-500A1 - 100 1-5a

Physical NeedsSafety NeedsLove and BelongingSelf EsteemSelf Actualization$500

2-1001 - 1002-1

What is another term for color?

2-100A1 - 100 2-1a

Hue

$100

2-2002-2

How is a tint, tone and shade made?

2-200A1 - 100 2-2a

Tint add whiteShade add blackTone add gray

$200

2-3002-3

How are secondary colors made?

How are tertiary colors made?

2-300A1 - 100 2-3a

Secondary adding equal parts of two primary colors.

Tertiary adding equal parts of a primary and secondary color. $300

2-4002-4

What is intensity?

How do you change intensity?

2-400A1 - 100 2-4a

The brightness of dullness of a hue.Changed by adding the compliment or gray.$400

2-5002-5

What is value?

2-500A1 - 100 2-5a

The amount of black or white added to a color.$500

3-1001 - 1003-1

List the five elements of design.

3-100A1 - 100 3-1a

LineSpaceShape and FormTextureColor$100

3-2003-2

How do vertical lines make a room appear?

How do horizontal lines make a room appear?

3-200A1 - 100 3-2a

Vertical tall, strength, dignity

Horizontal adds width, restful, peaceful, relaxing. $200

3-3003-3

Positive space is _________.

Negative space is _________.

3-300A1 - 100 3-3a

Positive space is filled space.

Negative space is empty space.$300

3-4003-4

What is the difference between shape and form?

3-400A1 - 100 3-4a

Shape is flat 2 dimensional

Form is 3 dimensional.$400

3-5003-5

What textures would you place in a room to make if formal? and informal?

3-500A1 - 100 3-5a

Formal smooth, refined, shiny,

Informal rough, dull, plush$500

4-1001 - 1004-1

Name an example of a complementary color scheme.

4-100A1 - 100 4-1a

Red and GreenBlue and OrangeYellow and Violet/Purple$100

4-2004-2

The color scheme represented in a wall paper that has peach, green, and lavender is a _______.

4-200A1 - 1004-2a

Triad Peach = OrangeGreen = GreenLavender = Violet$200

4-3004-3

How many colors are on the wheel?

How many tertiary colors on the wheel?

4-300A1 - 100 4-3a

Total colors = 12

Tertiary colors = 6$300

4-4004-4

A color scheme using blue, baby blue, royal blue, and navy blue is _______________.

4-400A1 - 100 4-4a

Monochromatic all tints, tones, and shades of one color. $400

4-5004-5

Explain a split complementary color scheme.

4-500A1 - 100 4-5a

A scheme using a color, and the two colors next to its complement. $500

5-1001 - 1005-1

What is the most pleasing proportion using the golden mean?

5-100A1 - 100 5-1a

2:3 Ratio$100

5-2005-2

Balance How do you create a formal balance? How do you create an informal balance.

5-200A1 - 100 5-2a

Formal symmetricala mirror image Informal Asymmetricalvisual weight

$200

5-3005-3

What is another name of emphasis and how is it created in design?

5-300A1 - 100 5-3aFocal Point = Emphasis

Examples = large fireplace, work of art, large windows, large painting, contrast piece of furniture, Point all furniture towards something.$300

5-4005-4

How is harmony created?

5-400A1 - 100 5-4a

Harmony is created by having both unity and variety in a design. $400

5-5005-5Give examples of all types of rhythms and where they can be found in a design. RepetitionRadiationGradationOppositionTransition

5-500A1 - 100 5-5a

RepetitionRadiationGradationOppositionTransition

$500

6-1001 - 1006-1

Name the three interior zones of a house, and a room in the zone.

6-100A1 - 100 6-1a

Living living, dining, familySleeping/Private bedroom bathService/Work kitchen, garage$100

6-2006-2

What is the common scale to drawing floor plans?1 ft = _________.

6-200A1 - 100 6-2a

1 ft = 1/4 inch$200

6-3006-3What is the width of a Minor traffic lane within a room?Major traffic lanes should be a minimum of?

6-300A1 - 100 6-3aWhat is the width of a minor traffic lane within a room.2-2 ftMajor traffic lanes should be a minimum of? 3 ft$300

6-4006-4

When placing furniture in a living room there should be a minimum of _____ conversation areas.

6-400A1 - 100 6-4a

When placing furniture in a living room there should be a minimum of __2__ conversation areas.

$400

6-5006-5

What consists of the work triangle, and how many feet should the work triangle be?

6-500A1 - 100 6-5a

Work Triangle Sink, Refrigerator, and Range

Between 12-22 ft.$500

Final categoryThe category is _Color___Write down how much you want to wager

What types of colors are used to make a room appear larger and smaller?

What types of things affect the color in a home? (hint where does color come from?)

What types of colors are used to make a room appear larger and smaller?Large cool, light colors Small warm, dark colorsWhat types of things affect the color in a home? (hint where does color come from?) texture, light.

Daily Double Round 1

DoubleQuestionHow much do you want to wager?

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1. Select the desired button on this slide by clicking on it. Click on SLIDE SHOW ACTION SETTINGS Make a note of which slide the HYPERLINK is currently set to. In the Action Settings dialogue box, change the HYPERLINK to Daily Double Round 1. Click OK6. Now go to Slide Daily Double Round 1 in this presentation, and follow the directions in the Notes sectionTo Complete the Daily Double Sequence for Round One:

Click on any blue area on the slide that is currently displayed Click on Slide Show Action SettingsThe Action Settings Dialog Box will be displayed. You will see that the HYPERLINK is currently set to Slide 8Change the HYPERLINK so that it is set to the slide number you made note of previouslyClick OK until the Action Settings Dialog Box disappearsSaveReturn to Slide 8 and select View Slide Show. Test your Daily Double button to make sure it works as you wish it to.