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PSS 2343 Final Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Know the different parts of a flower. - ANSWERSFour main parts" --Petals: Showpiece of the flower. --Sepals: Outmost flower structure that encloses others while a bud. --Pistils: Female reproductive part of flower. --Stamens: Male reproduc...

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Know the different parts of a flower. - ANSWERSFour main parts"

--Petals: Showpiece of the flower.

--Sepals: Outmost flower structure that encloses others while a bud.

--Pistils: Female reproductive part of flower.

--Stamens: Male reproductive part of flower.



What two names comprise the scientific name? - ANSWERSGenus and the Specific Epithet



What are the five shape or types of flower categories? - ANSWERS-Line

-Form

-Mass

-Filler

-Foliage



Know the difference between the types of flower categories. - ANSWERS-Line: linear pattern, erect tall
spikes

-Form: Uncommon shape, usually exotics

-Mass: single stem, one round head

-Filler: delicate, bunchy and feathery

-Foliage: greenery and leaves



What is flowers weight? - ANSWERSFlower's weight must be counteracted on each side of the design so
it is not too top heavy on one side.



What type of flowers form the skeleton of a design? - ANSWERSLine Flowers

,What is vase life? - ANSWERSLength of time the flower remains alive



What is senescence? - ANSWERSFlower death



What are the three main ingredients in floral preservative? - ANSWERS-A biocide to prevent bacteria.

-An acidifier to help the flower drink more water.

-A sugar solution to nourish the blooms.



At what temperature should most flowers be stored? - ANSWERS33 - 35 degrees F



At what temperatures should tropical flowers be stored? - ANSWERS50 - 60 degrees F



What is transpiration? - ANSWERSProcess by which plants lose water through openings in their leaves
and flowers.



What is ethylene gas? - ANSWERSNaturally occurring gas in flowers that speeds flower maturity.



What is a primary color? - ANSWERSThe building blocks for the entire color pigment system. (Red, Blue
Yellow).



What is a secondary color? - ANSWERSA combination of two primary colors.



What is a tertiary color? - ANSWERSPrimary color + Adjacent secondary color



What colors are considered to be neutral in floral design? - ANSWERSBlack, Gray, White, Brown, Beige,
Tan



What is a tint? - ANSWERSColor + White

, What is a tone? - ANSWERSColor + Gray (Hue's Brilliance is reduced)



What is a shade? - ANSWERSColor + Black



What colors are considered to be warm colors? - ANSWERSRed, Yellow, Orange



What colors are considered to be cool colors? - ANSWERSBlue, Green, Purple



Know the difference between warm and cool colors? - ANSWERS-Warm colors advance/ appear closer
and excite the eye. They are associated with heat.



-Cool colors recede/appear further away and calm the eye. They are associated with cool things.



What are the three main categories of color schemes? - ANSWERS-Related

-Contrasting

-Discordant



Know the difference between each color scheme. - ANSWERS-Related uses one common color to unify
the design

-Contrasting uses two colors that are far apart on the color wheel

-Discordant uses a double complement / tetrad



What is an actual line? How are they created? - ANSWERSProduced using linear materials such as line
flowers.



What in an implied line? How are they created? - ANSWERSProduced by the placement of round mass or
form flowers.



What is a psychic line? How are they created? - ANSWERS-Line doesn't exist but we feel a line between
two elements

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