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| 1. | These snap on top of vases and some novelty containers and hold flower stems in position. |
| 6. | a short blade made of quality steel that will hold an edge. |
| 9. | Type of styrofoam used to hold the stems of dried silk and plastic flowers and foliage. |
| 11. | This is more visual than actual. |
| 12. | Container that is used for both vertical and horizontal designs. |
| 13. | This is used to measure and fix up floral arrangements. |
| 17. | The quality from which the family name is derived. |
| 18. | These containers are limitless in possibilities. |
| 19. | These are similar to ordinary scissors in appearance. |
| 22. | This arrangement has flowers and foliage in almost exactly the same places on opposite sides of the line. |
| 23. | A lightweight, soft, and porous material that holds flower stems in a fixed position while enabling them to store water. |
| 25. | Usually constructed from fabric ribbon. |
| 26. | This wire has a 1-inch mesh and can be rolled loosely into a ball and inserted into a container. |
| 27. | An excellent base for dried and permanent arrangements and cannot be used with fresh flowers. |
| 30. | Small clusters of netted fabric that are used as background and lightweight filler for corsages and bouquets. |
| 31. | Type of container often used for table arrangements. |
| 32. | This color scheme utilizes one color and may incorporate assorted tints and shades in the flowers or foliage. |
| 34. | These are held in a container with florist clay. They are reusable. |
| 35. | Waterproof material used to hold pinpoint stem holders in place within a container. |
| 37. | Used to support weak flower stems and to hold curved lines in arrangements. |
| 39. | Color scheme that use colors that are opposites or near opposites on the color wheel. |
| 40. | This does not dissolve styrofoam and it's a strong adhesive. |
| 42. | Have short blades with serated edges, and are used for cutting both herbaceous and woody plant material. |
| 43. | Color scheme that uses three colors that are spaced equidistantly on the color wheel. |
| 44. | Short pieces of wire enclosed in paper. They fill a number of roles where support or repair is needed. |
| 45. | Similar in use to wooden picks and are dispensed from a machine. |
| 46. | the quality of visual strength or weakness that characterizes a color. |