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1.10\n the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN CO LUMN B
1.10Eclectic furniture Cape Dutch wall covering Victorian window finish Victorian dining room floor Victorian kitchen furniture English cottage window American Colonial drawing room firep lace
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2.1There is only one type of kitchen layout.
2.2All kitchens should reflect a homely style.
2.3Buy as many appliances for a kitchen as you think you need.
2.4Fabrics soften the hard and shiny kitchen surfaces.
2.5A cu rta ined kitchen window above the stove is necessary, as it provides good light for cooking.
2.6The cooking and main food preparation area is the heart of the kitchen. 10050345 Copyright reserved Please turn over
2.7Adequate work surfaces should be carefully planned.
2.8Tiles are n ot a practical work surface in a kitchen.
2.9The kitchen is not a very important area in the home.
2.10Storage is the last consideration in the planning of a kitchen.
2.11In a kitchen, the fridge is not regarded as a storage space.
2.12Stor age should be created in out of the way areas in the home.
2.13Storage in a home must meet the needs of the inhabitants.
2.14When planned carefully, storage can be both functional and decorative.
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4.1As a laundry is used during the day, it (must have does not need\good light.
4.2In a laundry, the electric sockets (should be/may not be\next to wate connections.
4.3The floor of a laundry (should have does not need\ built in drain.
4.4Tiles (are/are not\ practical choice of flooring for a kitchen
4.5Fruit and vegetables need to be stored in a (light and bright dark and cool\ are
4.6Task lighting creates a (ambient atmosphere bright workspace \n a room.
4.7Usually (only two/ multiple\pes of lighting are used in a room.
4.8One (can/ cannot\dd more sockets to existing electrical sockets in a room.
4.9afet y on a staircase is greatly improved with (adequate lighting/carpeting\
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5.1What are the specific requ reme nts when planning and decorating an entrance hall? (10\
5.2.1List FIVE accessories for the front door of a Mediterranean house
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5.3Discus the h eights of working surfaces in a kitchen (10\
5.4What are the ergonomic requirements of a functional laundry? (10\ [40] 1005034540
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6.1Name the various activity areas in this living area (5\
6.2What types lighting requirements are needed for these activities? (6\
6.3Discuss what advice you would give the client on the purchasing of all the furni ture required for this space (15\
6.4You are preparing for a client presentation:
6.4.1Which SEVEN items need to be prepared for a complete and professional presentation?
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7.1Analysis and interpretation of the client brief Zoning: Planning, bubble diagrams, activity areas (10\
7.2Correct use of scale and indication of measurements (15\
7.3Correct use of architectural symbols (8\
7.4Layout and positioning on A4 paper (7\
7.5Furniture arrangement, correct sizes, correct placement, tabulated furniture legend. (25\
7.6Flow of traffic (5\ 70 TOTAL SECTION B: 15 GRAND TOT AL: