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1.1iagonal (1\
1.2Symmetrical/formal [15
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2.1Red [10]10
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3.1Square
3.2riangle
3.3val
3.4ectangle
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4.1True
4.2True
4.3True
4.4False
4.5True
4.6False
4.7True
4.8False
4.9True
4.10False
4.11True
4.12False
4.13True
4.14False
4.15True
4.16False
4.17True
4.18False
4.19True
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5.1Controlled curve (1\
5.2Window frame Table Chairs Plant pot Cactus one mark each Note to marker: accept any 6 of the above. Mark the first 6 answers if the candidate has provided more than the requested number.
5.3Note to marker: allocate 2 marks per type of line. Synonyms of the adjectives below will be allowed.
5.3.1Horizontal lines informal, relaxing
5.3.2Vertical lines formal, masculine, severe
5.3.3Diagonal lines active, energetic, dynamic
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5.4Emphasis or focal point is a point of focus or interruption, the location in a composition which most strongly draws the viewer s attention. (4\
5.5One mark per area: The stove The window (sink\ The centre island/table (3\
5.6The large, curved window Note to marker: this is an open question. The candidate may find the focal po int effective of not. Award marks for the reason why it is considered effective or not. Do not exceed 6 marks.
5.8Candidates should discuss the following colour affects health colour arouses positive emotions colour and a happy environment colour arouses negative emotions The emotional effect of colour E.g. blue = calm
5.9.1100% cotton (1\
5.9.2While poly cotton bedding creases less and is cheaper to buy, the pilling factor is enhanced and the product does not breathe 100% cotton breathes, absorbs moisture, and feels luxurious.
5.9.4It is a type of cotton, first discovered in Egypt. It has longer fibres than normal cotton. (2\
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6.1.1to each other; each colour contains am ounts of the colour next to it. Double complementary colours are analogous and complementary. Analogous = calm, restive, harmonious
6.3.3oil repellent resists soiling, easier to maintain clean fabric ire retardant resist burning, reduces flammability of some fibres hrinking stabilises fabric, so it retains its original size and shape.
6.3.4Basket weave
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7.1.1This should create black, ideally equal amounts of each colour.
7.1.2This creates various tint values of the root colour, depending on the proportion of white added to the colour.
7.1.3This creates the tertiary colour located between the primary and secondary colour mixed on the wheel.
7.1.4This will lead to affecting the brightness of a colour. There is greying effect.
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7.3.1Modern furniture is smaller in scale and proportions and ergonomically adapted Victorian furniture is large in scale and either g enerously or over proportioned. A Victorian interior is very formal and furniture
7.3.3Open question: Marker to use his/her discretion! The understanding and application principle of formal balance is being tested. Basic furniture must be duplicated so that it can be placed symmetrically: