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MATERIALS OF DESIGN & DECORATION MOCKBOARD 2
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

1. FESTOON:Curtain fixed at the top & drawn up in the one piece on vertical cordsto form vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




a swag
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2. FESTOON CURTAIN:A front curtain on the stage of a theater;raised by vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




lineswhich pass through rings attached to the reverse side; when raised, the curtain
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remains partly visible, hanging in swags & framing the stage.
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3. FESTOON BLINDS:A type of shade when fabric is gathered horizontally vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




intosemicircular folds from bottom to top.
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Theygotpopularinthe wholeofEuropeinthe 18thcenturyafterthey wereused
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fordecoration of the royal palaces of Louis XIV.Charlottenburg palace, Germany.
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4. FESTOON BLINDS:A window blind consisting of vertical rows of vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




horizontallygathered fabric that may be drawn up to form a series of ruches.
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5. FESTOONCURTAIN: vi




6. FESTOON BLINDS: vi




7. FOOT CANDLE: Unit of measurement for the quantity of light, based on
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theamount of light produced by one candle at a distance of one foot
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8. FOOT CANDLE: Unit measurement of light reflectance
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9. FOOTCANDLE: Anon-SIunitofilluminanceorlightintensity.Itisdefinedasonelumen
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per square foot.
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This unit is commonly used in lighting layouts in parts of the world where
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UScustomary units are used
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10. POTTERY:Clay object fired in a kiln vi vi vi vi vi vi




11. SAND: Component of concrete that is referred to as fine aggregate
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12. BURLAP:A strong, coarsely woven cloth made of fibers of jute, flax, or hemp &used
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,to make bags or sacking, to reinforce linoleum, & in interior decoration.
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13. BURLAP:A strong, coarse fabric made of jute & hemp fibers
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14. BASEBOARD:Decorativemoldingortrimfoundatthebottomofthewall,alongthe
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floor
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, 15. BRICK:A rectangular masonry unit made of clay that has been hardened vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




bydrying in the sun or baking in a kiln
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16. LOOM:A machine designed to interface warp & weft yarns to produce vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




wovenfabric
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17. LOOM: A device used to weave cloth & tapestry.The basic purpose of this is vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




toholdthewarpthreadsundertensiontofacilitatetheinterweavingoftheweftthreads.
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Thepreciseshapeofthethis&itsmechanicsmayvary,butthebasicfunctionisthesame.
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18. TOILE:AnoldFrenchwordmeaningcloth&oftenappliedtoplainortwillweavelinen vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




fabrics
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19. TOILE:Atextilefabriccomparabletofinebatistewitha clothweave.Naturalsilkor vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




chemical fiber filaments are usually used as materials.
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This word can refer to the fabric itself or to a test garment sewn from calico.
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20. TOILE:Anearlyversionofafinishedgarmentmadeupincheapmaterialsothatthe vi vi i
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design can be tested & perfected.
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21. TOILE:"linen cloth" or "canvas," It is a type of canvas-like fabric that has beena vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




popular decorating element since the mid-1700s.
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The term can have a few different meanings, including the canvas-like fabric itself,a
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repeated pattern on the fabric, or a test garment made from the fabric.
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22. LINEARYARD:A lengthwise measure equals to one yard v
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23. 3 FEET:1Yard equals vi vi vi vi




24. L (ft) xW (ft) = SqFt per yard:Linear yard computation
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25. EMBOSSING:A raised effect created when heat or cold pressure is used vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




toimpress a design into a surface
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26. EMBOSSING: A technique in which images & patterns are created on vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




thesurface of a product through the application of heat & pressure.
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27. VENETIAN: Famous glass accessory with elaborate design usually enameledor vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




gilded of blown glass modelling method.
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28. MUSLIN:A general term for soft, fine, plain weave or simple leno weave clothsof vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




very lightweight, open, square construction
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29. MUSLIN:A cotton fabric of plain weave.It is made in a wide range of weightsfrom vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




delicate sheers to coarse sheeting.
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ItgetsitsnamefromthecityofMosul,inIraq,whereitwasfirstmanufactured.Inthe17th &
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18th centuries, Dacca in Bengal was regarded as producing the finest ones.
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