Flowers MCQ Multiple Choice Questions Answers - Page 6 for Practice

151. The basic European Floral designs have become known as arrangements.

152. The basic principle of design that creates interestand accent in a floral design is?

153. The bract that encloses a flower cluster is a .....................................................

154. The chemical process known as cellular respiration is the same as photosynthesis

155. The classical period of floral design from (28 BC - 325 AD) was the..............period.

156. The collection of petals on a flower is referred to as the.....................

157. The condition that a plant looses water through pores in its leaves is called .............................................

158. The conductive tissue in the stem that transports water and minerals from roots to the leaves is called the

159. The covering of a greenhouse is often referred to as the .........................................

160. The design element ........................allows each flower to be seen in the design and creates a vital, interesting aspect within the design.

161. The design of a floral arrangement should be ....times the height or width of the container.

162. The first rules for Japanese floral design were written in the early eleventh century. These rules applied to the...........style, which depicted natural scenes and utilized the following three structural elements in each design: Shin, Soe, and Tai.

163. The first written design principles (rules) were established by the:

164. The flower part that contains the pollen is the.........................................

165. The flower stem is known as the..............

166. The flower typically consists of four different parts Sepals, petals, ............and..............

167. The flowers and leaves of a rose are mottled and streaked with silver, and dusty black droppings have collected. This damage is indicative of?

168. The goal of propagation is to reproduce a selected plant type. such as a plant species, subspecies, variety, or cultivar. A plant species is defined as having naturally occurring, generic set of characteristics and is united with other closely related species by color, flowering time, and so on.

169. The growth regulator often used to control marketable plant heights of potted tulips, dahlias and lilies is:

170. The growth regulator that increases the flower size of geraniums and accelerates flowering in cyclamen is:

171. The harnessing of light energy is made possible by pigments found in.................

172. The highest percentage of floral sales in the industry is made by ........................................sales.

173. The historic placement of the three flowers in an oriental design signifies ...........,.............,and................

174. The ideal stage to cut the majority of flowers is just:

175. The ideal temperature range of interiorscape plants is:

176. The Ikenbo floral design style was developed in what country?

177. The international wholesale market for cut flowers and foliage is located in .................................

178. The Italian artist Michelangelo greatly influenced the artistic transition from the classical...............style to the lavish mood of the....................period. This style of design became most highly developed by the painters of Holland and Belgium, who use floral arrangements placed to complement the settings for their paintings.

179. The larger the gauge floral wire indicates that the thickness is:

180. The least common shapes used in florists designs include circular, triangular, radiating, crescent, horizontal, and hogarthian curve.


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