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Cyprus Pancyprian Access Examination Technical School Interior Design III (Practical Direction) (ΣΧΕΔΙΑΣΜΟΣ ΕΣΩΤΕΡΙΚΟΥ ΧΩΡΟΥ ΙΙΙ Τ.Σ. (Π.Κ.), code 505) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Key Facts: Pancyprian TS Interior Design III Π.Κ. Exam

505

Official subject code for ΣΧΕΔΙΑΣΜΟΣ ΕΣΩΤΕΡΙΚΟΥ ΧΩΡΟΥ ΙΙΙ Τ.Σ. (Π.Κ.) in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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3 hours

Official examination duration from the 2026 timetable (08:00–11:00)

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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0–20

Marking scale for each Pancyprian subject

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408

Distinct theoretical-direction Interior Design III subject code (Θ.Κ.) — not this exam

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100

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Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Pancyprian Technical School Interior Design III Practical Direction (code 505). Official duration: 3 hours. Official fee: EUR 25.00 per access subject in 2026. Distinct from theoretical code 408. This bank is a study aid, not an official translation or format simulation.

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1In interior design, the three primary enclosing surfaces of an interior space are:
A.Wall, floor and ceiling
B.Door, window and column
C.Beam, slab and foundation
D.Cornice, skirting and architrave
Explanation: An interior space is defined by its enclosing surfaces: walls, floor and ceiling. Layout decisions, finishes and lighting all respond to these three planes.
2The primary goal of functional interior layout (διάταξη) is to:
A.Arrange furniture and circulation so activities can be performed safely and efficiently
B.Maximise the number of decorative objects on every surface
C.Match wall colour to the exterior façade only
D.Eliminate all natural light to control glare
Explanation: Functional layout places furniture, equipment and circulation paths so users can complete intended activities with clear access, safe clearances and logical adjacency.
3In a residential kitchen work triangle, the three points that should form an efficient work path are typically:
A.Sink, cooker (hob) and refrigerator
B.Table, sofa and television
C.Bathtub, WC and washbasin
D.Wardrobe, bed and desk
Explanation: The classic kitchen work triangle links the sink, cooking appliance and refrigerator — the three stations used most during meal preparation — so walking distance stays short and unobstructed.
4When planning a bathroom layout, which clearance principle is most important around a WC?
A.Leave clear frontal approach space so a person can sit and stand without obstruction
B.Place the WC hard against the bathtub rim with no gap
C.Centre the WC under a low sloping roof where headroom is under 1.5 m
D.Block the WC door swing with a tall cabinet
Explanation: A WC needs clear frontal and lateral approach space so users can sit, stand and clean around the fixture. Crowding it against other fixtures or under low headroom creates unsafe and unusable layouts.
5In an open-plan living–dining layout, the dining table should ideally be placed so that:
A.Circulation between kitchen, dining and living remains continuous and unobstructed
B.It completely blocks the path from the entrance to the living sofa
C.Chairs have zero pull-out clearance on all sides
D.It sits directly in front of the only escape door
Explanation: Dining placement should preserve continuous circulation between kitchen, dining and living zones. Blocking escape routes or chair pull-out space creates both functional and safety failures.
6For a double bedroom layout, the bed is usually oriented so that:
A.There is access along at least one long side and clearance at the foot for dressing and cleaning
B.Both long sides are hard against walls with no walking space
C.The headboard blocks the only bedroom door
D.The bed fills the entire floor leaving no wardrobe approach
Explanation: A workable bedroom needs side and/or foot clearances for making the bed, dressing and cleaning. Trapping the bed against walls or doors destroys usable circulation.
7Which adjacency is generally preferred when planning a compact apartment?
A.Kitchen near the dining or living eating area to shorten serving paths
B.Bathroom as far as possible from any water supply stack
C.Bedroom as the only room with no window and no ventilation
D.Entrance door opening directly onto a cooktop with no buffer
Explanation: Placing kitchen near dining/living eating space shortens serving and clearing paths and supports functional zoning. Wet rooms still need proper plumbing adjacency and bedrooms need light and ventilation.
8In kitchen planning, continuous countertop runs between sink and hob primarily support:
A.Safe food preparation and transfer without long unprotected carries
B.Hiding the refrigerator completely from view
C.Eliminating the need for any task lighting
D.Replacing building structure with furniture only
Explanation: A continuous worktop between wet and cooking zones lets users prepare and transfer food safely without long unprotected carries across circulation paths.
9Circulation width in a residential corridor should primarily allow:
A.Two people to pass or one person with a carried item without scraping walls
B.Only sideways shuffling with furniture filling both sides
C.Zero clearance for doors to open fully
D.Permanent storage of ladders in the walking path
Explanation: Corridor clearances must let people pass and move belongings without scraping finishes. Furniture or storage in the walking path creates hazards and wear.
10When arranging a living-room seating group, the coffee table is typically placed so that:
A.It sits within comfortable reach of the main seating without blocking primary walkways
B.It completely fills the space between sofa and exit door
C.It is fixed to the ceiling as a hanging element
D.It replaces all floor lamps as the only light source
Explanation: Coffee tables serve seated users within arm’s reach while leaving clear walkways around the seating group. Blocking exits or treating them as lighting is incorrect.

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