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History of Furniture, Major Period & Styles
History of Furniture, Major Period & Styles
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This is a quiz on furniture styles through the ages for interior design students in high school.
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1
Georgian style became popular during the reigns of Kings George I, II, and III
FALSE
TRUE
2
Features of the Art Nouveau style included ________
secret compartments, and other mechanical devices
Amish motifs
urns,swags, and leaves
curved lines reflecting natural growing forms of plants
3
What is a characteristic of Federal style?
Shields and arrows
Swags and leaves
Patriotic symbols
Hearts and cherubs
4
Frank Lloyd Wright and his followers signified an organic style
FALSE
TRUE
5
Egyptian royals had chairs with feet that resembled ____________
duck webs
crocodile feet
leaves
lion's paws
6
When did the ancient Egyptians first display a furniture style?
3000 BC
1907
850 BC
1200 BC
7
George Hepplewhite was known for designing chairs that had backs resembling ________________ .
Shield
Greek Lyre
Square
Heart
8
The primary characteristic of Modern furniture was the use of _________
abstract form
rolled top rails on chair and sofa backs
brass-tipped dog feet
simpler lines
9
Shakers gained recognition for their use of the circular saw in making furniture in the early _
1700s
1600s
1900s
1800s
10
A tuxedo chair would closely resemble a chair from this ancient civilization.
Rome
Greece
Japanese
Egypt
11
Furniture characterized by the use of lacquer & bamboo is inspired by this culture .
Scandinavian
Swedish
African
Chinese
12
Thomas Chippendale was a designer during what era ______________?
Georgian
Early American
Federal
Shaker
13
Regency furniture style reflected ___________
dark colors
massive proportions
bold, curved lines
interest in the ancient cultures of Greece, Rome, and Egypt
14
Wood turning and fluting are features of this style of furniture
<p>Modern Scandinavia</p>
Jacobean
Japanese
Shaker
15
Victorian furniture style included
excessive use of ornamentation
massive proportions
dark colors
delicate embelishments