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1
Interior decorators are generally concerned with taking existing structures and reforming them to suit new functions
False
True
2
The Interior Designers’ Response to the
Sustainability Agenda
is through these basic areas:
The application of Reduce, reuse, and recycle mentality in design.
The material selection, conservation, and the occupier’s behavior.
The wide use of PCBs and VOCs in materials to avoid off-gassing
The application of the Cradle to Grave mentality to synthetic materials.
3
Identify the most obvious principle of design in this image:
Rhythm /Repetition
Harmony/Unity
Variety
Symmetrical balance
4
Which of the following is
not
a decorative paint technique?
Faux-bois and faux marble
Stucco and terrazzo
Sponging and stenciling
Trompe l'oeil and Fresco
5
Which of the following is related to SWOT?
It is an analysis used to evaluate the 4 elements for decision making
Its popularity is based on its simplicity and power
All the answers are correct
Can be studied from positive/negative perspective
6
This is:
A Bubble Diagram
A Mind Map
A Mood Board
A Conceptual Model Diagram
7
Which of the following is not a correct statement about why gypsum board (drywall) is popular?
With its unnatural properties, it is durable yet not easy to repair
Gypsum board takes virtually any decoration
Gypsum wallboard is an economical alternative to other products
Because it is lightweight, it is easy to handle for speedy installation
8
The loads are usually classified as:
Dead, Live (superimposed), wind, and seismic.
Live, tension, heavy, and lightweight.
Site, core. and shell.
Load bearing, and frame baring.
9
Inclusive design principles include People, Diversity, Choice, Flexibility and Convenience.
False
True
10
Which of the following is
not
related to the principles of Universal Design?
Stimulus, organism, and response.
Equitable use, and flexibility in use.
Tolerance for error, and low physical effort.
Simple and intuitive use, and perceptible information.
11
What is not considered part of the proportioning systems?
Manufactured sizes
The Ken/Tatami mat
Golden Section/Ratio and Fibonacci Numbers
The divine grid
12
In the
Cradle-to-cradle
design, TED Talk, what was the fundamental issue for the architect/designer?
To save the environment
To create world peace
Design is the first signal of human intention
To secure local societies
13
CPTED is an acronym for
Core Protection Through Environmental Design
True
False
14
What are the 7 key concepts related to interior design practice listed in the IFI?
Value, relevance, creativity, culture, business, knowledge, & identity
Thinking, relevance, responsibility, culture, business knowledge & identity
Value, relevance, responsibility, culture, business, knowledge, & identity
Health, relevance, responsibility, culture business knowledge & placemaking
15
Trends' Life cycles follow this pattern:
Introduction; Growth, Maturity, Decline, Stagnation, Reincarnation
True
False
16
Which of the following is
not
in the scope of services of an interior designer?
To develop and present design recommendations
To design custom furnishings and interior details
To perform structural audit and structural calculations
To analyze client’s needs
17
Material boards translate mood boards with a tangible representation
False
True
18
Identify the most obvious principle of design in this image:
Emphasis/Dominance
Rhythm /Repetition
Variety
Harmony/Unity
19
What type of hard flooring do you see in this picture?
Engineered-teak flooring
Herringbone-style parquet floor
Recycled-oak wine barrels flooring
Wide-plank flooring
20
The site level narrow scope analysis can include:
Adjacent sites, and views
Site access and microclimate
Natural lighting access/ availability
All answers are correct
21
Arrange the Design Thinking process (by parts) in the right order:
Ideation, implementation, inspiration
Inspiration, ideation, implementation
Ideation, inspiration, implementation
Implementation, ideation, inspiration
22
Natural Fibers are classified as: Protein, such as wool and silk, cellulosic, such as cotton and jute, and synthetic.
True
False
23
Identify the most obvious principle of design in this image:
Rhythm /Repetition
Emphasis/Dominance
Variety
Harmony/Unity
24
In Human Factors,
privacy
is considered:
A scientific determinant of space.
An environmental determinant of space.
A cultural determinant of space.
A behavioral determinant of space.
25
Three basic purposes of lighting are ambient (general) lighting, task (local) lighting, and accent (key) lighting
False
True
26
Bamboo is a low-quality alternative to hardwood with a lower fiber rating, which gives it fewer hardwearing qualities.
True
False
27
Which is
NOT
a Program/association related to interior design education, qualification, and continuing education?
ASID
NCIDQ
IIDA
CPA
28
In the Design Process, what comes after the Pre-Project/Programming and the Conceptual Phases?
Schematic Design> Design Development> Contract Documents> POE
Schematic Design> POE> Design Development> Contract Documents
Contract Documents> Schematic Design> Design Development> POE
POE> Schematic Design> Design Development> Contract Documents
29
This is a:
Criteria matrix with adjacencies
Conceptual image
Parti Diagram
Bubble Diagram
30
Which of the following is
not
considered an Environment-Behavior relationship/response theory?
Stimulus-organism response theory
Flight-or-fight response theory
Approach-avoidance theory
Ergonomics and anthropometrics theory
