Floriculture Name ______________________

History of Floral Design Quiz

1. Egyptian Period

2. Greek Period

3. Japanese

4. Middle Ages

5. Renaissance Period

6. Baroque/Dutch Flemish Period

7. French Period

8. English/Georgian Period

9. Victorian Era

10. Colonial Style

11. Byzantine Period

12. Roman Period

13. Art Nouveau

14. Art Deco

1. _____Use of terra cotta and porcelain.

2. _____Curving, asymmetrical bouquets, which had spilling stems and branches.

3. _____White Lily used as a symbol of chastity and fertility.

4. _____ Introduction of Fan Shaped arrangements

5. _____Elaborate metal containers with well formed bases, stems, and necks.

6. _____Geometric lines.

7. _____Fragrance

8. _____Chaplets.

9. _____lotus flowers.

10. _____Rose petals

11. _____Hogarth Curve

12. _____Arrangements that are massed and rounded or fan-shaped.

13. _____cornucopia.

14. _____Nosegays first introduced

15. _____First use of flowers in the hair.

16. _____tussie-mussies

17. _____Use of garlands.

18. _____Use of materials to create symmetrical, stylized trees as designs.

19. _____Flowers placed to reflect how they are in nature.

20. _____bough pots

21. _____Floral design taught and recognized as an art.

22. _____Posy holders.

Identify which period or era had an influence on the current floral traditions listed below.

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1. _____Use of terra cotta and porcelain.Baroque-Dutch-Flemish

2. _____Curving, asymmetrical bouquets, which had spilling stems and branches. Art Nouveau

3. _____White Lily used as a symbol of chastity and fertility. Renaissance

4. _____Fan Shaped arrangements French

5. _____Elaborate metal containers with well formed bases, stems, and necks. Renaissance

6. _____Geometric lines. Art Deco

7. _____Fragrance English-Georgian

8. _____Chaplets. Egyptian, Roman, or Greek

9. _____lotus flowers. Egyptian

10. _____Rose petals Roman

11. _____Hogarth Curve Baroque-Dutch-Flemish

12. _____Arrangements that are massed and rounded or fan-shaped. Colonial

13. _____cornucopia. greek

14. _____Nosegays. English-Georgian

15. _____First use of flowers in the hair. Egyptian

16. _____tussie-mussies English-Georgian

17. _____Use of garlands. Egyptian

18. _____Use of materials to create symmetrical, stylized trees as designs. Byzantine

19. _____Flowers placed to reflect how they are in nature. Japanese

20. _____bough pots English-Georgian

21. _____Floral design taught and recognized as an art. Victorian

22. _____Posy holders. Victorian