4 Written Questions

1. additional items that are not necessary, such as pictures, vases, paintings, pillows and other items smaller than the furnishings that accent the design of rooms
2. an area of a home usually understood to belong to one person and defined by their style and taste. examples include bedroom, workroom, home office or study
3. guidelines for working with the elements of design; using proportion, scale, balance, emphasis and rhythm.
4. tools such as line, form, space, mass, texture, and color used to create designs

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. mental needs related to the mind, and emotional needs related to feelings that must be met in order to live a satisfying life
   1. accessories
   2. psychological needs
   3. physical needs
   4. color scheme
2. a lighter value of a color created by adding white to a color
   1. tint
   2. shade
   3. energy
   4. recycle
3. to reprocess resources to be used again
   1. recycle
   2. energy
   3. shade
   4. tint
4. usuable power or the resources for producing usable power
   1. energy
   2. shade
   3. recycle
   4. tint

4 True/False Questions

1. shade → a lighter value of a color created by adding white to a color

   True        False

2. physical needs → most basic human needs, including food, water, clothing shelter and sleep

   True        False

3. color scheme → a pleasing combination of colors based on their respective postitions on the color wheel

   True        False

4. conservation → usuable power or the resources for producing usable power

   True        False