
Floral Design Basics: Techniques
Quiz by Cheryl Morton
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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 with corsage work, where should the wire be inserted?
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?
Nelda is designing an orchid corsage. The stems are brown and the customer will be able to see the green wire. Which of the following is a way Nelda can still use an orchid for the corsage without the wire showing?
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?
Which of the following is not an example of a line flower?
A filler flower called baby's breath is also known as gypsophila
Which of the following is a perfect example of a mass flower?
When using wire in floral designs the ______________ the number the __________ the wire is.
which of the following describes the first and second steps in the feathering technique?
___________________________ is the structure part of the flower where seeds are formed and produced
John is inserting filler flowers for a round table centerpiece to be displayed at his lunch meeting for work. Which of the following describes how far away John should stand to ensure his piece is balanced and portioned correctly?
Which of the following would be an example of foliage which is in the line category?
Which of the following describes why some floral foam is perforated?
Which of the following describes how to soak floral foam?