Quiz on Principles of Movement

What does elevation refer to in hair cutting?

• The thickness of the hair

• The length of the hair

• The color of the hair

• The angle at which a section of hair is lifted away from the head

What effect does high elevation have on a haircut?

• Adds more shine to the hair

• Makes the hair shorter

• Results in a solid, weightier cut

• Creates more layering and texture

What is over direction used for in hair cutting?

• Make the hair curly

• Change the hair color

• Create additional length or weight in specific areas of the haircut

• Straighten the hair

What does forward over direction help create in a haircut?

• Extra length in the front for face-framing layers

• Extra volume at the back

• Shorter hair overall

• More layers throughout the hair

What effect does backward over direction have on a haircut?

• Adds more layers to the hair

• Makes the hair lighter

• Creates more volume at the front

• Helps build weight towards the back of the haircut

What type of lines create width and weight in a hairstyle?

• Vertical lines
• Horizontal lines
• Diagonal lines
• Curly lines

Which technique involves using horizontal lines to create a stacked effect?

• Texturizing
• Weaving
• Thinning
• Graduation

What type of lines create length and shape in a hairstyle?

• Vertical lines
• diagonal lines

• horizontal lines

• Curved lines

What type of lines create softness and contour in a hairstyle?

• Horizontal lines

• Straight lines
• Diagonal lines

• Curved lines