AAFCS Interior Design Test with all Correct & 100%
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Consumer Bill of Rights ✔Correct Answer--The Right to Safety
-The Right to be Informed
-The Right to Choose
-The Right to be Heard
How to become a certified Interior designer ✔Correct Answer--Earn a 4 year degree in
Interior Design
-NCIDQ Exam
-2 year job/training
primary colors ✔Correct Answer-red, yellow, blue, cant be made by mixing ither colors
together
secondary colors ✔Correct Answer-orange, green, violet, they are made by mixing equal parts
of any 2 primary colors
Teritary ✔Correct Answer--Are those between the secondary and primary colors on the CW.
-Essential role in harmony
-one primary and one secondary
Ex: yellow-green, blue-green
Hue ✔Correct Answer-The basic color identity or the specific name of a color such as red,
blue or green
-does not imply color purity
Value ✔Correct Answer--The lightness or darkness of a color in reaction to Black or White.
-Value of the color depends on the amount of light the color reflects
-white added=tint, black added= shade
Tones ✔Correct Answer-Formed by adding both black and white to a hue. Can also be formed
by adding some if the colors direct compliment.
Intensity of color ✔Correct Answer--The degree of brightness, dullness,strength, or weakness
of a color.
-describes the degree of purity or strength
intense colors ✔Correct Answer--bright and clear
-stimulating
-make objects appear larger and closer
, Less intense colors ✔Correct Answer--Dull and grayed,
-calmer effects
-objects seem small and far away.
monochromatic ✔Correct Answer-Contains 2 or more variations of the same hue/color.
Includes various shades, intensities and tints if that 1 color.
analogous ✔Correct Answer--use of colors next to each other on the color wheel
- 3 to 6 colors, 1 color is dominant and the other ones are used in smaller amounts
Complimentary color scheme ✔Correct Answer-Colors opposite each other on the color
wheel
split complementary color scheme ✔Correct Answer-a color and two colors on each side of its
complement
Triad Color Scheme ✔Correct Answer-Combines THREE colors that are equidistant on the
color wheel
accented neutral color scheme ✔Correct Answer-Combines white, gray, black, or beige with
ONE other color as an accent
cool colors ✔Correct Answer-blue, green, violet
-give a feeling of restfulness,
-Aka the receding colors
-Dark cool colors tend to make a figure look smaller
warm colors ✔Correct Answer-red, orange, yellow
-They give a feeling of activity and movement.
Aka advancing colors because they make objects appear closer or larger.
Formal balance ✔Correct Answer--When a design is exactly the same on both sides, orderly
feeling
-Symmetrical balance, equal weight on equal sides of central, identical objects
informal balance ✔Correct Answer-asymmetrical, placing different but equivalent designs in
wither side of a central point
Proportion ✔Correct Answer--the relationship of part to each other and to the whole based in
the way the space is divided.
-space relationships
Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
Consumer Bill of Rights ✔Correct Answer--The Right to Safety
-The Right to be Informed
-The Right to Choose
-The Right to be Heard
How to become a certified Interior designer ✔Correct Answer--Earn a 4 year degree in
Interior Design
-NCIDQ Exam
-2 year job/training
primary colors ✔Correct Answer-red, yellow, blue, cant be made by mixing ither colors
together
secondary colors ✔Correct Answer-orange, green, violet, they are made by mixing equal parts
of any 2 primary colors
Teritary ✔Correct Answer--Are those between the secondary and primary colors on the CW.
-Essential role in harmony
-one primary and one secondary
Ex: yellow-green, blue-green
Hue ✔Correct Answer-The basic color identity or the specific name of a color such as red,
blue or green
-does not imply color purity
Value ✔Correct Answer--The lightness or darkness of a color in reaction to Black or White.
-Value of the color depends on the amount of light the color reflects
-white added=tint, black added= shade
Tones ✔Correct Answer-Formed by adding both black and white to a hue. Can also be formed
by adding some if the colors direct compliment.
Intensity of color ✔Correct Answer--The degree of brightness, dullness,strength, or weakness
of a color.
-describes the degree of purity or strength
intense colors ✔Correct Answer--bright and clear
-stimulating
-make objects appear larger and closer
, Less intense colors ✔Correct Answer--Dull and grayed,
-calmer effects
-objects seem small and far away.
monochromatic ✔Correct Answer-Contains 2 or more variations of the same hue/color.
Includes various shades, intensities and tints if that 1 color.
analogous ✔Correct Answer--use of colors next to each other on the color wheel
- 3 to 6 colors, 1 color is dominant and the other ones are used in smaller amounts
Complimentary color scheme ✔Correct Answer-Colors opposite each other on the color
wheel
split complementary color scheme ✔Correct Answer-a color and two colors on each side of its
complement
Triad Color Scheme ✔Correct Answer-Combines THREE colors that are equidistant on the
color wheel
accented neutral color scheme ✔Correct Answer-Combines white, gray, black, or beige with
ONE other color as an accent
cool colors ✔Correct Answer-blue, green, violet
-give a feeling of restfulness,
-Aka the receding colors
-Dark cool colors tend to make a figure look smaller
warm colors ✔Correct Answer-red, orange, yellow
-They give a feeling of activity and movement.
Aka advancing colors because they make objects appear closer or larger.
Formal balance ✔Correct Answer--When a design is exactly the same on both sides, orderly
feeling
-Symmetrical balance, equal weight on equal sides of central, identical objects
informal balance ✔Correct Answer-asymmetrical, placing different but equivalent designs in
wither side of a central point
Proportion ✔Correct Answer--the relationship of part to each other and to the whole based in
the way the space is divided.
-space relationships
