Design Final Exam Review Questions Part 1
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KierstenP1 on June 7, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Which line is perpendicular to the ground? | Vertical |
| Which line is between perpendicular and parallel? | Diagonal |
| What is Visual Texture? What is an example of Visual Texture? | How the fabric looks like it would feel. An example would be that silk and satin look soft. |
| What is Tactile Texture? What is an example of Tactile Texture? | How the fabric feels. An example would be that cotton jersey feels soft. |
| What is Natural Shape? What type of garment has a Natural Shape? | Follows the body's natural outline. A type of garment with that shape is skinny jeans. |
| What is Tubular Shape? What type of garment has a Tubular Shape? | Straight and narrow. A type of garment with that shape would be pin-striped pants. |
| What is Bell Shape? What type of garment has a Bell Shape? | Fit-and-flare. A type of garment with that shape would be bellbottom jeans. |
| What is Full Shape? What type of garment has a Full Shape? | Baggy. A type of garment with that shape would be sweats. |
| What are the 5 elements of design? | Color, Line, Shape, Space, and Texture |
| What does 'Form Follows Function' mean? | It means that every garment has to have a function. For example, in the winter time you would wear long-sleeves, sweatpants, a heavy coat, and boots because they would keep you warm in the cold weather. That is the outfit's function, to keep you warm. |
| How is the body affected by strong vertical lines? | It makes the person look taller and thinner. |
| How is the body affected by strong horizontal lines? | It makes the person look wider. |
| How is the body affected by strong curved lines? | It adds femininity to the person/outfit. |
| How is the body affected by strong diagonal lines? | It adds excitement and draws attention to the person. |
| What is Hue? What is an example of a Hue? | It is another name for a color. An example would be blue. |
| What is Value of a color? What is an example of the Value of a color? | The lightness or darkness of a color. An example would be light-blue. |
| What is a Tint of a color? What is an example of a Tint of a color? | A color that is lightened by adding white. An example would be pink. |
| What is a Shade of a color? What is an example of a Shade of a color? | A color that is darkened by adding black. An example would be navy-blue. |
| What is an Analogus color scheme? What is a Complementary color scheme? What is an Accented-Neutral color scheme? What is a Monochramatic color scheme? What are examples of each color scheme? | When you use 3 colors that are right next to each other on the color wheel (an example would be red, red-orange, and orange) When you use 2 colors that are direct opposites on the color wheel (an example would be blue and orange) When you use a neutral color, such as black, white, or gray, and put an accent color with it (an example would be gray and blue) When you use 1 color and you use different values of that color (an example would be blue, light-blue, and navy-blue) |
| What are the Primary colors? List them. | The colors from which all colors are made. They are red, blue, and yellow. |
| What are the Secondary colors? List them. | The colors that appear halfway between the primary colors. They are green, violet, and orange. |
| What are the Tertiary or Intermediate colors? List them. | The rest of the colors on the color wheel. They are blue-green, blue-violet, yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-violet, and red-orange. |
| What are the Neutral colors? | They are black, white, and gray. |
| What is the Intensity of color? | The brightness or dullness of a color. |
| What does the color wheel consist of and what is its purpose? | The 12 colors in a circle to display how the colors are related to each other. |
| What do sergers have below the needle (to be threaded) instead of a bobbin? | Loopers. |
| What is the standard seam allowance for garments? | 5/8 inch. |
| What are 3 safety rules for using the sewing machine? | Use a slow speed, keep your fingers and head away from the machine, and don't stitch over pins. |
| What do you use to take out stitches when you make a mistake? | A seam-ripper. |
| When using a conventional machine, in which direction should you pull the 2 threads before sewing? | Back behind the presser foot. |
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