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IDFX SAMPLE EXAM QUESTIONSWITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
which of the following should the interior designer cite to support the
inclusion of a large expanse of glass in a new office design?
a. design theory
b. factual evidence
c. gestalt psychology
d. programming concepts - -factual evidence
-MOST people in the united states typically conduct business and relate to
strangers at a distance of between
a. 1.5 ft and 4 ft (450 mm and 1200 mm)
b. 4 ft and 12 ft (1200 mm and 3700 mm)
c. 7 ft and 18 ft (2100 mm and 5500 mm)
d. 12 ft and 25 ft (3700 mm and 7500 mm) - -4 ft and 12 ft (1200 mm and
3700 mm)
-Question 3. Graphic - -Question 3. Graphic.
-Which of the following is the MOST difficult to adopt into a general theory of
design?
a. Environmental design research
b. functionality
c. historic precedent
d. perception theory - -Environmental design research
-Which of the following design principles would MOST appropriately govern
the design of a hotel lobby?
a. functionalism
b. proxemics
c. regionalism
d. symbolism - -proxemics
-The Prang system organizes colors according to
a. three scales of hue, value, and chroma as arranged in a three-dimensional
solid
b. hue and value as arranged in a matrix system
,c. three primary and three secondary colors as arranged in a two-
dimensional wheel
d. five principal hues and their values as arranged in a three-dimensional
solid - -three primary and three secondary colors as arranged in a three-
dimensional solid
-Designers MOST commonly use wallpaper to create
a. texture
b. line
c. scale
d. pattern - -pattern
-When three colors near each other on the standard color wheel are used
together, the scheme is called
a. monochromatic
b. triadic
c. complementary
d. analogous - -analogous
-When black is added to a color, the result is called a
a. tint
b. shade
c. tone
d. value - -shade
-Which of the following statements concerning the balance of a composition
is LEAST accurate?
a. a balanced composition drawn in an elevation can appear imbalanced
when constructed in three dimensions.
b. a collection of small elements of various textures has more visual weight
than a very large object with no texture.
c. the balance of a composition is affected more by an object's placement
than by its visual weight
d. generally, neutral colors have less visual weight than bright colors. - -the
balance of a composition is affected more by an object's placement than by
its visual weight
-A designer uses the principle of harmony in order to
a. develop visual consistency and equilibrium among individual elements
b. elicit compositional unity from different elements
, c. establish two elements as more important than the others in a
composition
d. provide variation in the elements of a composition - -elicit compositional
unity from different elements
-A number of workstations, each surrounded by acoustic panels, are
arranged in a row. All are identical except for the fabric that covers the
panels. Each workstation's panels have a color of a lighter tint than those of
the workstation in front of it. Which design principle does this BEST
illustrate?
a. gradation
b. unity
c. repetition
d. rhythm - -gradation
-A composition of furniture and architectural elements is organized around
three or more axes intersecting at a common point. What type of balance is
BEST illustrated by this composition?
a. bilateral
b. asymmetrical
c. symmetrical
d. radial - -radial
-Which of the following principles would be MOST useful in selecting office
locations within a corporate headquarters?
a. hierarchy of needs
b. status
c. proxemics
d. territoriality - -status
-The five-step process outlined in William Pena's book, Problem Seeking,
suggests that the first step in gathering information about a client's needs is
to establish goals. What is the suggested order of the remaining four steps?
a. determine needs, collect and analyze facts, uncover and test concepts,
state the problem
b. collect and analyze facts, determine needs, state the problem, uncover
and test concepts
c. uncover and test concepts, state the problem, determine needs, collect
and analyze facts
d. collect and analyze facts, uncover and test concepts, determine needs,
state the problem - -collect and analyze facts, uncover and test concepts,
determine needs, state the problem
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