A) Preparing the flowers and foliage B) Adding floral foam C) Deciding on a color palette D) Choosing the vase
A) To fertilize the flowers B) To create a fragrance C) To hold stems in place and provide water D) To add visual interest
A) A way to preserve flowers B) A guide to arranging flowers by height and texture C) A method for watering arrangements D) A style of trimming stems
A) The focal point flower B) The vase C) Small accent flowers D) The greenery
A) The smallest flower B) The base of the arrangement C) Flowers that add texture and volume D) The tallest flower
A) Flowers that are difficult to arrange B) The most fragrant flower C) The most expensive flower D) Elements that cascade over the edge of the container
A) Midday B) Evening C) Early morning D) Late afternoon
A) 180 degrees B) 90 degrees C) 45 degrees D) 30 degrees
A) To make the arrangement look better B) To prevent bacterial growth C) To save water D) To help the flowers absorb nutrients
A) Distilled water B) Room temperature water C) Ice water D) Hot water
A) Salt B) Sugar C) Vinegar D) Baking soda
A) Monochromatic B) Complementary C) Analogous D) Polychromatic
A) Gladiolus B) Carnation C) Rose D) Daisy
A) Baby's Breath B) Delphinium C) Snapdragon D) Rose
A) To prevent insects B) To encourage the main flower to bloom larger C) To make the arrangement look neater D) To save energy for the plant
A) Asymmetrical B) Symmetrical C) Horizontal D) Crescent
A) Choosing the correct vase B) Keeping flowers in the refrigerator C) Preparing flowers for arrangement by hydrating them D) Adding fertilizer to the water
A) 0.5 B) 2.0 C) 1.618 D) 3.14
A) Duct Tape B) Electrical Tape C) Masking Tape D) Green Stem Tape
A) Cost of the arrangement B) Visual equilibrium of the arrangement C) Weight of the flowers D) Fragrance of the arrangement
A) The relationship between the arrangement and its surroundings B) The height of the tallest flower C) The number of flowers used D) The size of the floral foam
A) To prevent the water from smelling B) To make the flowers smell better C) To add color to the flowers D) To extend the life of the flowers
A) Color B) Texture C) Balance D) Movement
A) Rose B) Eucalyptus C) Tulip D) Carnation
A) The most expensive flower B) The tallest flower in the arrangement C) The area that draws the eye and creates interest D) The base of the arrangement
A) The cost of the arrangement B) All elements working together harmoniously C) The size of the vase D) The number of flowers used
A) To provide support and shape to delicate stems B) To attach flowers to the vase C) To make the flowers last longer D) To add color to the flowers
A) Spraying flowers with water B) Adding sugar to the water C) Refrigerating the flowers D) The process of allowing flowers to drink water before arranging.
A) An arrangement with only one color of flower. B) A very tall and narrow arrangement. C) A small, round arrangement. D) An arrangement where flowers and foliage spill downwards.
A) A bouquet that is glued together. B) A bouquet created entirely from artificial flowers. C) A bouquet arranged in floral foam. D) A bouquet created by spiraling the stems together and securing them with ribbon. |