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Home, Garden & Interior Design Quiz

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Which iconic 20th-century architect designed the 'Fallingwater' house, famously built over a waterfall in Pennsylvania?
- A. Le Corbusier
- B. Frank Lloyd Wright
- C. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
- D. Philip Johnson
Considered a masterpiece of American architecture, what is the name of the iconic house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright that is built directly over a cascading waterfall?
- A. Fallingwater
- B. Taliesin
- C. Robie House
- D. The Glass House
Which interior design style is a hybrid of East-meets-West, combining the functional minimalism of Nordic design with the rustic imperfections of Japanese aesthetics?
- A. Bohemian
- B. Japandi
- C. Industrial
- D. Art Deco
What are the three numbers on a bag of fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) representative of, in order?
- A. Iron, Zinc, Calcium
- B. Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium
- C. Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen
- D. Calcium, Magnesium, Sulfur
Since 2000, which proprietary color matching system company has controversially dictated trends in home decor and fashion by annually declaring a "Color of the Year"?
- A. Sherwin-Williams
- B. Crayola
- C. Benjamin Moore
- D. Pantone
What is a 'Rain Garden' designed to do in a home landscape?
- A. To collect water for a swimming pool
- B. To absorb and filter runoff from roofs and driveways to protect local waterways
- C. To grow aquatic plants
- D. To prevent a house from getting wet
In architecture and interior design, what is a 'Transom'?
- A. A type of heavy door hinge
- B. A horizontal window located above a door or another window
- C. A support beam for a roof
- D. A decorative floor pattern
What is the name of the distinct architectural style popular in the US from 1900 to 1930, characterized by low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, and exposed rafters?
- A. Tudor
- B. Victorian
- C. Craftsman (Bungalow)
- D. Colonial Revival
Which 19th-century British designer is famous for his floral wallpaper patterns and was a leading figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement?
- A. William Morris
- B. Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- C. Christopher Dresser
- D. Thomas Chippendale
In a garden, what is the term for a plant that is grown in the same bed as another to repel pests or improve growth?
- A. Primary Plant
- B. Companion Plant
- C. Cover Crop
- D. Succulent
What is 'Hydroseeding' in the context of lawn care and landscaping?
- A. Watering a lawn using a high-pressure hose
- B. Applying a slurry of seed, mulch, and fertilizer to the ground to establish grass
- C. Growing grass in a pond
- D. Using genetically modified seeds that require more water
Which 19th-century religious sect became famous in America for designing exceptionally minimalist, functional, and unadorned wooden furniture?
- A. The Amish
- B. The Shakers
- C. The Quakers
- D. The Puritans
Experiencing a massive revival in 1970s interior design, what is the textile craft that uses complex knotting techniques rather than weaving or knitting?
- A. Crochet
- B. Tatting
- C. Macram
- D. Embroidery
Which iconic 1956 furniture piece, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is made of molded plywood and leather?
- A. The Barcelona Chair
- B. The Egg Chair
- C. The Eames Lounge Chair
- D. The Womb Chair
Which gardening technique involves planting different crops in close proximity to control pests or improve pollination?
- A. Companion Planting
- B. Crop Rotation
- C. Monoculture
- D. Vertical Farming
What is a 'Zero-entry' or 'Curbless' shower in bathroom design?
- A. A shower that is free of charge
- B. A shower where the floor is flush with the rest of the bathroom, requiring no step to enter
- C. A shower that uses no water
- D. A shower with no walls
What is the name for a Japanese dry landscape garden that uses sand, gravel, and rocks to represent water and mountains?
- A. Ikebana
- B. Karesansui (Zen Garden)
- C. Bonsai
- D. Tsukiyama
What is 'Off-gassing' in the context of interior design and home safety?
- A. The release of natural gas from a stove
- B. The release of airborne chemicals (VOCs) from new furniture, carpets, and paints
- C. The process of air circulating through a room
- D. A way to clean a chimney
What is the name for the type of carpet construction where the yarn is looped into the backing and left uncut?
- A. Shag
- B. Berber
- C. Velvet
- D. Saxony
Which mineral-based soil amendment is used in gardening to improve aeration and moisture retention?
- A. Peat Moss
- B. Vermiculite
- C. Topsoil
- D. Lime

Home, Garden & Interior Design Quiz

Home, Garden & Interior Design · Medium

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Which iconic 20th-century architect designed the 'Fallingwater' house, famously built over a waterfall in Pennsylvania?

Considered a masterpiece of American architecture, what is the name of the iconic house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright that is built directly over a cascading waterfall?

Which interior design style is a hybrid of East-meets-West, combining the functional minimalism of Nordic design with the rustic imperfections of Japanese aesthetics?

What are the three numbers on a bag of fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) representative of, in order?

Since 2000, which proprietary color matching system company has controversially dictated trends in home decor and fashion by annually declaring a "Color of the Year"?

What is a 'Rain Garden' designed to do in a home landscape?

In architecture and interior design, what is a 'Transom'?

What is the name of the distinct architectural style popular in the US from 1900 to 1930, characterized by low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, and exposed rafters?

Which 19th-century British designer is famous for his floral wallpaper patterns and was a leading figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement?

In a garden, what is the term for a plant that is grown in the same bed as another to repel pests or improve growth?

What is 'Hydroseeding' in the context of lawn care and landscaping?

Which 19th-century religious sect became famous in America for designing exceptionally minimalist, functional, and unadorned wooden furniture?

Experiencing a massive revival in 1970s interior design, what is the textile craft that uses complex knotting techniques rather than weaving or knitting?

Which iconic 1956 furniture piece, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, is made of molded plywood and leather?

Which gardening technique involves planting different crops in close proximity to control pests or improve pollination?

What is a 'Zero-entry' or 'Curbless' shower in bathroom design?

What is the name for a Japanese dry landscape garden that uses sand, gravel, and rocks to represent water and mountains?

What is 'Off-gassing' in the context of interior design and home safety?

What is the name for the type of carpet construction where the yarn is looped into the backing and left uncut?

Which mineral-based soil amendment is used in gardening to improve aeration and moisture retention?