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WorksheetsFinal Exam Review pt.2
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 18mins
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Class
Date
1.
An example of a tertiary color would be:
a)
blue
b)
violet
c)
blue-yellow
d)
yellow-orange
2.
The tone of a hair color can be described as:
a)
bright, shiny or dull
b)
warm, cool or neutral
c)
light, medium or dark
d)
mild, medium or strong
3.
Cool colors include:
a)
reds
b)
blues
c)
yellows
d)
oranges
4.
Colors found opposite each other on the color wheel are called:
a)
primary colors
b)
tertiary colors
c)
secondary colors
d)
complementary colors
5.
Mixing colors found opposite one another on the color wheel produces which color?
a)
cool
b)
warm
c)
white
d)
neutral
6.
The degree of lightness or darkness of a color, relative to itself and to other colors, is known as color level or:
a)
hue
b)
base
c)
value
d)
intensity
7.
Of the following descriptions, which is the lightest hair color level?
a)
level 1
b)
level 3
c)
level 7
d)
level 10
8.
Which of the primary colors is the darkest?
a)
blue
b)
black
c)
green
d)
yellow
9.
Aveda full spectrum permanent hair colour is:
a)
98% naturally derived
b)
97% naturally derived
c)
96% naturally derived
d)
99% naturally derived
10.
Which pure tone delivers maximum grey coverage?
a)
n/n
b)
y/o
c)
b/g
d)
r/o
11.
What are the recommended grams in a standard colour formulation?
a)
2, 4, 6, 8
b)
4, 8, 12, 16
c)
1, 2, 3, 4
d)
3, 6, 9, 12
12.
Botanical Therapy consists of holistic services that balance the:
a)
hair
b)
soul
c)
hair and scalp
d)
scalp and soul
13.
What type of hair analysis should you perform in the consultation to help decide which botanical hair and scalp treatment is best suited for your guest?
a)
porosity
b)
porosity and elasticity
c)
patch test
d)
strand test
14.
In what year was the first cold wave created?
a)
1938
b)
1905
c)
1931
d)
1970
15.
What was the active ingredient used in the first cold wave?
a)
bisulfides
b)
sodium hydroxide
c)
thioglycolate acid
d)
glyceryl monothioglycolate
16.
The two major phases of permanent waving are:
a)
rinsing and blotting
b)
physical and chemical
c)
wrapping and neutralizing
d)
shampooing and conditioning
17.
The physical phase of perming includes:
a)
strand testing
b)
neutralizing the hair
c)
applying the perm solution
d)
wrapping the hair around a perm tool
18.
The chemical phase of perming involves all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
applying neutralizer
b)
applying perm solution
c)
wrapping hair around the perm tool
d)
rinsing the perm solution from the hair
19.
What are the two basic wrapping techniques for rotating strands around a perm tool?
a)
twist and overlap
b)
wave and overlap
c)
spiral and overlap
d)
croquignole and overlap
20.
What length of hair is the spiral technique most often used on?
a)
long only
b)
short to long
c)
medium to long
d)
short to medium
21.
Which of the following perm patterns positions tools in a staggered configuration to avoid splits?
a)
oblong
b)
bricklay
c)
rectangle
d)
partial perms
22.
In alkaline perms, the perm solution chemically breaks or reduces the:
a)
porosity of the hair
b)
medulla of the hair
c)
strong disulfide bonds
d)
color molecules in the hair
23.
Alkaline perms carry a pH of:
a)
4.5-5.5
b)
6.0-7.5
c)
8.0-9.5
d)
10.0-11.5
24.
Hair should be wrapped without tension when using:
a)
alkaline perms
b)
exothermic acid waves
c)
endothermic acid waves
d)
acid perms without heat
25.
Which type of perm is recommended for damaged, highly porous or previously permed hair?
a)
acid
b)
cold
c)
alkaline
d)
low pH alkaline
26.
Acid perms are in the pH range of:
a)
4.9-5.2
b)
5.9-6.2
c)
6.9-7.2
d)
7.9-8.2
27.
It is essential to completely rinse the perm solution before applying the:
a)
relaxer
b)
shampoo
c)
neutralizer
d)
conditioner
28.
What type of perms process the fastest because of their higher pH?
a)
acid
b)
heat
c)
alkaline
d)
exothermic
29.
For perming, the pH of a neutralizer will range from:
a)
2.5 to 7
b)
6.9 to 7
c)
7 to 7.5
d)
7.5 to 8.5
30.
Which perm tool determines the size and shape of the new curl texture?
a)
tail comb
b)
perm rod
c)
stabilizer
d)
applicator bottle
31.
The ability to loosen or reduce the hair's existing texture such as straightening curly or tightly curled hair is referred to as:
a)
perming
b)
sculpting
c)
relaxing
d)
reforming
32.
In the early 1900s, the temporary method of hair relaxing was invented by:
a)
Garrett A. Morgan
b)
Madam C.J. Walker
c)
Charles Nessler
d)
Marcel Grateau
33.
Which phase of relaxing is the most important?
a)
physical phase
b)
chemical phase
c)
perming phase
d)
physical and chemical phase are equally important
34.
Which ingredient is found in the stronger of the two most commonly used chemical relaxers?
a)
bisulfate
b)
potassium
c)
sodium hydroxide
d)
hydrogen peroxide
35.
All of the following statements describe ammonium thioglycolate relaxers EXCEPT:
a)
For wavy to curly hair
b)
For tightly curled or resistant hair
c)
Not as strong or harsh as sodium hydroxide relaxers
d)
Does not require base cream to be applied to the scalp
36.
Sodium hydroxide relaxers have an alkaline pH of:
a)
5-6.5
b)
6.5-8
c)
8.5-10
d)
11.5-14
37.
Ammonium thioglycolate relaxers have a pH of:
a)
4.5-5.5
b)
6.5-7.5
c)
8.5-9.5
d)
10.5-11.5
38.
Super strength ammonium thioglycolate relaxer is used for which of the following hair conditions?
a)
fine, porous hair
b)
color-treated hair
c)
curly, medium-textured hair
d)
tightly curled, coarse-textured hair
39.
Ammonium thioglycolate is a chemical reducing agent that causes the hair to:
a)
grow
b)
harden
c)
shrink
d)
soften
40.
Sodium hydroxide relaxers are generally used on which type of hair?
a)
straight
b)
non-resistant
c)
tightly curled
d)
fragile hair
41.
All of the following statements about describe neutralizers used for relaxing services EXCEPT:
a)
reduces swelling caused by alkaline formulas
b)
increases swelling caused by alkaline formulas
c)
results in hair being held in new straight configuration
d)
causes oxidation, which restores broken down disulfide bonds
42.
To protect parts of the hairstrand not being processed during a relaxer retouch service, what should be applied?
a)
powder
b)
alkaline product
c)
protective cream
d)
neutralizing product
43.
What is used to protect the scalp and hairline from chemicals?
a)
sealer
b)
conditioner
c)
hand lotion
d)
base cream
44.
The type of human-hair wig that is the most costly is:
a)
Asian
b)
Indian
c)
European
d)
South American
45.
Why are human-hair wigs more expensive?
a)
sewing costs are too high
b)
coloring costs are too high
c)
supply of human hair is limited
d)
supply of human hair is overabundant
46.
Which type of wig is available in several sizes and most often hand-tied?
a)
cap wig
b)
capless wig
c)
synthetic wig
d)
machine-made wig
47.
Which of the following wig types simulates natural hair growth and creates a natural look?
a)
cap
b)
hand-knotted
c)
machine-made
d)
semi-hand-tied
48.
Using a combination of hand-tied and machine-made processes results in which of the following wig types?
a)
cap
b)
synthetic
c)
hand-knotted
d)
semi-hand-tied
49.
Which of the following stitches is used to secure a weft at either end or across the length of the weft/track?
a)
lock stitch
b)
overcast stitch
c)
cross-over stitch
d)
double-lock stitch
50.
The tubing method of applying hair extensions requires the use of:
a)
heated tools
b)
ultrasonic waves
c)
weft attachments
d)
3-strand braiding
51.
Which method of bonding features double-adhesive edges with sticky sides to hold the weft in position before securing?
a)
taping
b)
clipping
c)
double bonding
d)
liquid bonding
52.
The three primary sectioning lines used during a hair cut are vertical, horizontal and:
a)
perpendicular
b)
parallel
c)
zigzag
d)
diagonal
53.
Over direction is caused by hair moving away from its natural position. Which part of the body will control over direction during a hair cut?
a)
feet
b)
shoulders
c)
knees
d)
elbow
54.
What are the three primary haircutting shapes?
a)
round, square and rectangle
b)
round, square and triangle
c)
oval, square and triangle
d)
layers, graduation, one length
55.
What will horizontal sectioning do?
a)
Remove weight
b)
Builds weight
c)
create a hole
d)
add a curl
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