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Tools
100

Which of the following flowers were utilized in Byzantine designs?

A.   Lotus, grape leaves, herbs and narcissus

B.   Lotus, jasmine, narcissus and poppies

C.  Crocus, amaranth, roses and violets

D.  Poppies, lilies, daisies and cypress

D.  Poppies, lilies, daisies and cypress

100

Which of the following describes why bullion wire is used in floral design?

A.  Adds sparkle and shine

B.   Creates a cleaner look

C.  Creates a stronger hold

D.  Adds structure to floral arrangements

A.  Adds sparkle and shine

100

__________ causes a natural luster on the leaf without having to wipe the leaf.

A.   Floral preservative

B.  Leaf shine

C.  Bleach

D.  Antitranspirant spray

B. Leaf Shine

100

In which of the following sizes is bullion wire most commonly available?

A.  28 gauge

B.   12 gauge

C.  6 gauge

D.  20 gauge

A.  28 gauge

100

Pruning shears should always have sharp cutting blades.

A.  True

B.   False

A. True

200

During which of the following eras did asymmetrical curves in the shape of an S or a crescent become popular?

A.   Byzantine

B.   Early American

C.  Baroque

D.  Roman

C.  Baroque

200

__________ are used to cut heavy-duty wire and corsage and boutonniere stems.

A.  Wire cutters

B.   Pruning shears

C.  Floral scissors

D.  Floral knives

A.  Wire cutters

200

Which of the following chemicals is used to reduce water loss from leaves and petals of flowers?

A.  Antitranspirant sprays

B.   Hydrating solutions

C.  Bleach

D.  Fungicides and bactericides

Antitranspirant sprays

200

Which of the following describes another name for anchor pins?

A.   Corsage pins

B.   Candle cups

C.  Water picks

D.  Foam prongs

D.  Foam prongs

200

Which of the following describes the tool which cuts thick or tough branches with one smooth cut?

A.   Wire cutters

B.   Stem strippers

C.  Pruning shears

D.  Blade sharpeners

C.  Pruning shears

300

Which of the following influences commonly used urns as a base for their floral arrangements?

A.   Baroque

B.  Flemish

C.  Modern

D.  American Federal

B.  Flemish

300

Which of the following is also known as waterproof tape?

A.  Anchor tape

B.   Clear tape

C.  Floral stem tape

D.  Floral adhesive

A.  Anchor tape

300

Which of the following chemicals helps flowers take up more water efficiently after cutting, preventing wilting?

A.   Leaf shine

B.   Bleach

C.  Hydrating solutions

D.  Antitranspirant sprays

C.  Hydrating solutions

300

Which of the following describes wire, which is strong, malleable and easy to shape?

A.   Container wire

B.   Bullion wire

C.  Floral wire

D.  Aluminum wire

D.  Aluminum wire

300

Which of the following tools are noted to be commonly used by florists for convenience and can have a straight or hooked blade?

A.   Floral scissors

B.   Floral knives

C.  Folding knives

D.  Wire cutters

C.  Folding knives

400

Which of the following eras used foliage and grasses for contrast?

A.  Victorian

B.   Baroque

C.  Roman

D.  Greek

A.  Victorian

400

Which of the following devices are used to keep flowers hydrated during transportation?

A.   Waterproof clay

B.   Floral foam

C.  Water tubes

D.  Anchor pins

C.  Water tubes

400

Bleach can be used to __________.

A.   Maintain water clarity to make it more visually appealing to a customer

B.   Clean tools and workspaces

C.  Prevent bacterial growth

D.  All of the answer choices are correct

D.  All of the answer choices are correct

400

__________ are used to rotate floral arrangements when working.

A.  Turntables

B.   Floral containers

C.  Storage containers

D.  Workbench

A.  Turntables

400

Which of the following describes the tool which cuts foam bricks to desired sizes?

A.  Floral foam knife

B.   Wire cutters

C.  Folding knife

D.  Floral scissors or snips

A.  Floral foam knife

500

Represents Earth in Ikebana, also know as the tertiary line

Tai

500
Have a long blade for ease of use

Floral Foam Knives

500

Select all of the following which describe floral food.

- Do not contain sugar

- Maintains the color, strength and fragrance

- Raises the pH

- Reduces bacterial growth

- Replenishes the food source

- Shortens the shelf life of fresh flowers

- Maintains the color, strength and fragrance

- Reduces bacterial growth

- Replenishes the food source

500

Select all of the following which describe floral adhesives.

Bond quickly, safely and easily

Does not maintain the bond in cold temperatures

Fast-drying and waterproof

Only available in sprays

Used with fresh flowers

Will not brown fresh flower petals

Bond quickly, safely and easily

Fast-drying and waterproof

Used with fresh flowers

Will not brown fresh flower petals

500

Used to remove thorns and leaves from stems

Stem Strippers