_______________ flowers are defined as a stem with several blooms and buds along the stem, which create line.

Which of the following describes a mass flower?

Which of the following would be an example of a form flower?

Which of the following describes the type of flower associated with a rose?

Which of the following describes the first step when making a design?

Which of the following should be used when making a large design to hang on the wall?

Which of the following is defined as a long, continuous filament of wire rolled up on a spool or flat paddle?

The _________________________ is when an individual pushes the wire through the calyx.

Which of the following describes where a wire is placed straight wiring a gerbera?

Which of the following methods is used when working with orchids?

Which of the following describes the stitching method when one has a eucalyptus leaf and a 26 wire?

Which of the following describes the type of flower used to create the skeleton of a simple, small and round table centerpiece?

The _______________________ helps to determine the position when placing three flowers around the center flower for a round table centerpiece

Which of the following describes where the three flowers should be placed according to the clock dial when making a centerpiece?

Which of the following describes where the mass flowers such as a rose is placed in a round table centerpiece?

_____________________ are leaves perfect to cover the tape on the foam piece.

Which of the following best illustrates a line flower?

Which of the following types best identifies flowers which are usually expensive and have dramatic shape?

Why are filler flowers necessary for a floral arrangement?

Which wire would be most useful in corsage work?

When using the straight wire method in corsage work, where should the wire be iserted?

When using the bracing method, which part of the flower does the brace support?

When placing skeleton flowers in a round design, why are the stem placements at 10-2-6 on the clock dial?

Which type of floral foam should a florist use if the arrangement will include heavy stemmed flowers?

Why is it necessary for floral foam to be taller than the container?