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matching (match the word with the appropriate definition):

1. scale
2. primary colors

50.focal point

1. line flowers
2. mass flowers

a. the location within a design that attracts the most attention; center of interest.
b. flowers that function to create the linear outline of a design.
c. flowers used to fill in a design.
d. the relationship between the completed arrangement & its location.
e. red, yellow, blue

1. secondary colors
2. proportion
3. floral preservative
4. skeleton flowers
5. balance

a. the impression of being stable and self-supported.
b. primary or line flowers used in a design to establish the outline of the arrangement.
c. the relationship between the flowers, foliage & container
d. a chemical preparation used to make cut flowers last longer.
e. two primary colors combined in equal amounts.

1. conditioning
2. piercing method
3. asymmetrical design
4. hook method-n

a. wiring technique in which the wire is inserted through the flower & a small hook is formed in the wire before it is pulled back into the flower.
b. a triangular pattern with a strong \l-line\
c. corsage wiring technique in which a wire is inserted through the calyx & bent downward along the stem
d. the process in which cut flowers & foliages

Explanation:

Questions 48 - 52:

• 48. Scale: The relationship between the completed arrangement & its location (matches D).
• 49. Primary Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue (matches E).
• 50. Focal Point: The location within a design that attracts the most attention; center of interest (matches A).
• 51. Line Flowers: Flowers that function to create the linear outline of a design (matches B).
• 52. Mass Flowers: Flowers used to fill in a design (matches C).

Questions 53 - 57:

• 53. Secondary Colors: Two primary colors combined in equal amounts (matches E).
• 54. Proportion: The relationship between the flowers, foliage & container (matches C).
• 55. Floral Preservative: A chemical preparation used to make cut flowers last longer (matches D).
• 56. Skeleton Flowers: Primary or line flowers used in a design to establish the outline of the arrangement (matches B).
• 57. Balance: The impression of being stable and self - supported (matches A).

Questions 58 - 61:

• 58. Conditioning: The process in which cut flowers & foliages (assuming the option D is fully "The process in which cut flowers & foliages are prepared to extend their vase life" or similar, matches D).
• 59. Piercing Method: Corsage wiring technique in which a wire is inserted through the calyx & bent downward along the stem (matches C).
• 60. Asymmetrical Design: A triangular pattern with a strong "L - Line" (matches B).
• 61. Hook Method - N: Wiring technique in which the wire is inserted through the flower & a small hook is formed in the wire before it is pulled back into the flower (matches A).

Answer:

Questions 48 - 52:

1. Scale - D
2. Primary Colors - E
3. Focal Point - A
4. Line Flowers - B
5. Mass Flowers - C

Questions 53 - 57:

1. Secondary Colors - E
2. Proportion - C
3. Floral Preservative - D
4. Skeleton Flowers - B
5. Balance - A

Questions 58 - 61:

1. Conditioning - D
2. Piercing Method - C
3. Asymmetrical Design - B
4. Hook Method - N - A