Floral Design #3 TSFA

What are the primary colors as defined in the document?

• Red, green, blue

• Red, yellow, blue

• Green, purple, orange

• Yellow, blue, green

According to the document, what does the term "secondary colors" refer to?

• A mix of two secondary colors in equal amounts

• Two primary colors combined in equal amounts

• Two secondary colors combined in unequal amounts

• Primary colors mixed with black or white

What is the purpose of "conditioning" in floral arrangements as mentioned in the document?

• To stabilize the arrangement

• To enhance the color of the flowers

• To extend the freshness of cut flowers and foliages

• To create a focal point in the design

Which wiring technique involves shaping the wire into a hairpin according to the document?

• Hook method

• Piercing method

• Hairpin method

• Round design method

What is the role of "filler flower" in a floral design as described in the document?

• To add fragrance to the arrangement

• To provide structural support

• To complete the design

• To reduce costs

colors that are across from each other on the color wheel

• secondary

• tertiary

• analogous

• complimentary

What are the 3 Primary Colors?

• Blue, Purple, Orange
• Red, Yellow, Blue
• Blue-Green, Green, Violet
• Orange, Orange, Orange

What are the three secondary colors?

• Orange, red, and yellow

• Orange, green, and blue

• Red, blue, and yellow

• Orange, green, and purple

How do you create a tertiary (intermediate) color?

• By mixing two primary colors

• By mixing two secondary colors

• By mixing a primary and a secondary color

• You cannot create a tertiary color

What is the result of adding gray to a pure color?

• Tone

• Shade

• Tint

• Secondary color