Question

1. the rococo style is known for its: a. ornate and decorative qualities b. emphasis on symmetry c. use of primary colors d. minimalism and functionality

Explanation:

The Rococo style, which emerged in the 18th century, is characterized by its elaborate, decorative, and ornate nature. It often features intricate details, curves, and a light - hearted aesthetic. Symmetry (option b) was more prominent in earlier styles like Neoclassicism. The use of primary colors (option c) is not a defining feature of Rococo; it typically used pastel and soft colors. Minimalism and functionality (option d) are concepts associated with much later design movements like Modernism.

Answer:

A. Ornate and decorative qualities