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TX FFA Floriculture

Written Exam Questions 211;230

QuestionAnswer
211) Which of the following designs is not suitable for a wedding? Full couch spray arrangement
212) When mixing preservatives for cut flowers, the preservative should be mixed in ____________ water. 100-110 degree F
213) The larger the gauge of florist wire indicates that the thickness is: Thinner
214) ________________ is a post harvest technique used to load or fill flowers with sugar and other chemicals, giving them "strength" before they are dry-packaged and shipped long distances. Pulsing
215) Heavy-headed flowers, such as large mums, often bend by the flower head, nearly breaking off. What should be done to temporarily improve this situation? Insert toothpicks pointed through the bloom into the stem
216) Which of the following statements best describes a dish garden? A mixture of small, living green or blooming plants suited for tabletop display.
217) In order to keep potted plant leaves clean, florists should: Wipe leaves with a soft damp towel
218) A design that uses a complementary color scheme is one that: Uses colors that are opposite to one another on the color wheel
219) Japanese style of floral arrangement is known as: Ikebana
220) A 'stretched' plant is one that: Has grown excessively long stems
221) To insure blue color in hydrangeas, you would: Fertilize with aluminum sulfate
222) When cutting roses to use indoors or to remove spent blossoms: Cut directly below the first strong, five-leaflet leaf
223) The function (s) of floral preservatives is (are) to: The function (s) of floral preservatives is (are) to:
224) The principle of total compatibility of all parts of an arrangement with each other is termed: Harmony
225) To create a strong focal point, a designer should __________ at the focal point. Use flowers with a bright chroma
226) The hook method of wiring for floral arrangements is used for ____________. flat headed flowers
227) When constructing a chaplet for a flower girl, it is helpful for the florist to have this piece of information. The head circumference measurement
228) When all designs, colors, and flowers have been decided upon by the customer, the sale should be closed with A complete payment
229) The principles of design are fundamental truths that have evolved as the various art forms have developed. Which of the following is NOT among the major principles of design? Price
230) Costs associated with making an arrangement, decorating a blooming plant or creating wedding flowers are called: Direct costs
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