Which term is defined by height and width only?

Which term is defined by height and width only?

• A. Three Dimensional
• B. Two Dimensional
• C. Open closed
• D. Foliage

Answer: (B)

Two-dimensional forms are defined by height and width only, without depth. In floral design, this means the element lies in a single plane and appears flat when viewed from the front; there is no third dimension to add volume. Since the question specifies height and width only, the best fit is two-dimensional. If depth were included, it would be three-dimensional. Foliage refers to the plant material itself, and open/closed describes a different characteristic rather than dimensionality.

Two-dimensional forms are defined by height and width only, without depth. In floral design, this means the element lies in a single plane and appears flat when viewed from the front; there is no third dimension to add volume. Since the question specifies height and width only, the best fit is two-dimensional. If depth were included, it would be three-dimensional. Foliage refers to the plant material itself, and open/closed describes a different characteristic rather than dimensionality.