Floral Review

4. The smaller the wire gauge the ________ the wire.
5. Red, blue, and yellow.
7. Green, orange, and violet.
8. Would consist of green and red, orange and blue, and violet and yellow.
13. A hue with black added.
14. The tool used to cut stems and trim plants. Shouldn't be used for wire.
16. An arrangement that is round on top and flat on the bottom.
17. An arrangement that has hue with different shades and tints.
19. An arrangement that is circular at the bottom and moves to a point at the top.
20. An arrangement that looks like an elongated 'S'.
21. The three dimensional version of shape.
22. The plant we have been wrapping and selling.
23. A hue with white added.
24. The colors made when a primary color and a secondary color are mixed.
26. The process of wrapping ribbon around the stem of a bouquet to prevent floral tape from sticking to the hand.
28. An arrangement that uses a container that is 9-12 inches tall and has a narrow neck that fits 3-4 flowers.
29. An arrangement that is commonly used in weddings, is of circular form, and is hand held.

1. A triangular arrangement that has no equal sides or angles.
2. The unit we measure wire diameter in.
3. A type of pliers used to cut wire.
6. A series of colors used in an arrangement.
9. The primary colors are an example of this.
10. Can be physical or visual and is a crucial principle of design.
11. Uses five or more colors.
12. Is established by using larger darker flowers near it and smaller and lighter colors moving away from it.
15. Another name for a color on the color wheel.
18. The principle of design that determines how large an arrangement is relative to its container.
25. Can be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal.
27. A color scheme that uses 3-4 colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.