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Furniture Selection
Multiple Choice Quiz
Choose the best answer:
1
A form of wood that is made by compressing flakes of wood with resin is:
A)
plywood.
B)
particleboard, or chipboard.
C)
hardwood.
D)
hardboard.
2
A piece of furniture sold as "genuine tiger maple" is likely to be:
A)
very inexpensive.
B)
plywood covered in tiger maple veneer.
C)
made entirely of tiger maple.
D)
a rare antique.
3
Mortise and tenon joinery:
A)
cannot be used in furniture construction.
B)
is a modern invention.
C)
requires reinforcement with screws or nails.
D)
is an ancient method that makes very strong joints.
4
An alloy of iron and carbon, in turn alloyed with chromium, is:
A)
steel.
B)
stainless steel.
C)
anodized aluminum.
D)
brass.
5
Furniture made of this material requires careful selection to avoid endangering the user.
A)
Rattan.
B)
Leather.
C)
Plastic.
D)
Plywood.
6
Cane is made from:
A)
rattan.
B)
bamboo.
C)
palm stems.
D)
all of the above.
7
To extend the life of an upholstered piece, specify:
A)
a softwood frame.
B)
a "blind" item.
C)
reversible cushions.
D)
solid foam cushioning.
8
The study of human relationships to furniture and products is called:
A)
proxemics.
B)
ergonomics.
C)
averaging.
D)
furniture harmony.
9
Systems furniture often includes:
A)
filing cabinets.
B)
writing surfaces.
C)
coat racks.
D)
all of the above.
10
Nonresidential furniture pieces are typically:
A)
more durable than residential ones.
B)
built-in.
C)
designed to be uncomfortable.
D)
intended to shock rather than please.
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