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The full spectrum of colors is found in: |
| | A) | artificial light. |
| | B) | all kinds of light. |
| | C) | natural sunlight. |
| | D) | incandescent light. |
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The two most common types of incandescent lamps are: |
| | A) | tungsten filament and tungsten halogen lamps. |
| | B) | tungsten filament and cold-cathode lamps. |
| | C) | fluorescent tubes and filament bulbs. |
| | D) | compact fluorescent bulbs and filament bulbs. |
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In an interior where shadows must be avoided, the best lighting choice is: |
| | A) | halogen lighting. |
| | B) | incandescent lighting. |
| | C) | fluorescent lighting. |
| | D) | combustion lighting. |
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Which kind of lighting is available in warm, cool, compact, rapid-start, and dimmable varieties? |
| | A) | Incandescent. |
| | B) | HID. |
| | C) | Combustion. |
| | D) | Fluorescent. |
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In a well-designed interior, task lighting is: |
| | A) | focused only on the work area and surrounded by unlit space. |
| | B) | supplemental to the general lighting. |
| | C) | hardly ever used. |
| | D) | provided by colored fluorescent lamps. |
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Which of the following is often used to provide mood lighting? |
| | A) | A fireplace. |
| | B) | Light pipes. |
| | C) | Holograms. |
| | D) | Laser lights. |
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Avoid casting unflattering shadows on people by: |
| | A) | placing the dominant light sources below eye level. |
| | B) | using silhouette lighting. |
| | C) | placing the dominant light sources above eye level. |
| | D) | using upward-directed wall-washers. |
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Most people have the best physical and psychological response to: |
| | A) | natural light; the more and the brighter, the better. |
| | B) | intensely colored light. |
| | C) | cool white and cool-colored lights. |
| | D) | abundant but controlled natural light, supplemented by artificial light. |
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In lighting design, incandescent lighting has the following advantage over fluorescent. |
| | A) | It is brighter and cooler. |
| | B) | It produces very few shadows. |
| | C) | It can be controlled to create pools of light and to emphasize certain areas. |
| | D) | It consumes less electricity for the same amount of light. |
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A dropped-pendant luminaire is also known as: |
| | A) | an eyeball light. |
| | B) | a chandelier. |
| | C) | a track light. |
| | D) | a portable luminaire. |
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Extremely bright light, often used to "uplight" nonresidential exteriors, is: |
| | A) | HID lighting. |
| | B) | illusion lighting. |
| | C) | LED lighting. |
| | D) | motivational lighting. |
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Home automation systems can save energy by: |
| | A) | turning off lights and appliances and adjusting thermostats when no one is home. |
| | B) | turning appliances off when electricity rates are the highest. |
| | C) | "shopping" for the cheapest electricity available. |
| | D) | all of the above. |
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| 13 | |
The wiring required for home automation and multimedia computer use is: |
| | A) | available only in newly constructed homes. |
| | B) | available only in exclusive luxury developments. |
| | C) | specialized structured wiring that must be installed by a qualified expert. |
| | D) | no different from conventional wiring that has been used for decades. |
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| 14 | |
Cordless telephones operate by means of: |
| | A) | RF (radio frequency) transmission. |
| | B) | the X-10 PLC system. |
| | C) | Category 5 and RG-6 technology. |
| | D) | electrical raceways. |
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These are mandatory in all nonresidential design: |
| | A) | electrical raceways. |
| | B) | intercom systems. |
| | C) | computer networks. |
| | D) | fire alert systems. |
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