Increase-Layered Forms Quiz

The shape or silhouette of the increase-layered form resembles which of the following shapes?

• oval

• round

• triangular

• rectangular

When interior increase layers are sculpted at longer lengths, the resulting texture of the hair sculpture will be:

• totally activated

• totally unactivated

• activated in the interior only

• a combination of unactivated and activated

The shortest lengths in an increase-layered form are found in the:

• nape

• interior

• directional

• perpendicular

The most common type of distribution used to sculpt increase-layered forms is:

• shifted

• natural

• directional

• perpendicular

When sculpting an increase-layered form, which parting pattern positions layered texture equally around the head?

• convex

• vertical

• concave

• horizontal

When a diagonal-forward perimeter is desired when sculpting increase-layered form, which parting pattern should be used?

• vertical

• horizontal

• diagonal back

• diagonal forward

The projection angle of the stationary design line is most important because it establishes the location to which all other lengths are:

• etched

• notched

• converged

• manipulated

The finger position used to conserve the most length when sculpting increase layers is:

• parallel

• nonparallel

• stationary

• perpendicular

The most common technique used to sculpt increase-layered forms is:

• notching

• razor etching

• conversion layering

• a mobile design line

If weight is desired at the perimeter of an increase-layered form, sculpt the perimeter design line in:

• natural fall

• normal projection

• increasing lengths

• decreasing lengths