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WorksheetsHaircutting pt.1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What degrees does graduation start and finish ?
a)
0-70 degrees
b)
1-89 degrees
c)
50-96 degrees
d)
89-240 degrees
2.
What is the correct definition of Perspective ?
a)
distributing weight side to side or forward and backward from its natural fall
b)
technique of drawing, so it appears to have depth and distance
c)
using your upper and lower body when cutting when cutting and moving around the head
d)
determines the shape
3.
The three tools that are used to remove weight are scissors, thinning shears and
a)
clippers
b)
razor
c)
trimmers
d)
a brush
4.
What does tension cause in one length cut ?
a)
Makes the hair springy
b)
Creates curl
c)
Creates weight
d)
Graduation
5.
Point cutting is a technique used to ;
a)
create strong points
b)
make a zig zag line
c)
removes weight & softens edges
d)
create strong edges
6.
The stationary guide line ;
a)
does not move
b)
builds weight
c)
moves through the cut
d)
removes weight
7.
What will vertical sectioning do ?
a)
Build weight
b)
Remove weight
c)
Add curl
d)
Cause over-direction
8.
How many principles are there in the Aveda haircutting system?
a)
5
b)
8
c)
6
d)
9
9.
The amount of elevation from the head is measured in ;
a)
inches
b)
centimeters
c)
millimeters
d)
degrees
10.
The definition of a one length is
a)
Removes weight
b)
The weight is distributed evenly through the middle of the haircut .
c)
Build weight by distributing hair up
d)
Keeps max weight at the bottom of the haircut
11.
The hair should be uniformly wet or dry when cutting to ensure ;
a)
even consistency
b)
to be done on time
c)
a perfect blowdry
d)
even distribution for product
12.
The lunge position is primarily used in what haircut?
a)
One length above the shoulder
b)
One length below the shoulder
c)
Round layers
d)
Round graduation
13.
What are the three primary cut shapes ?
a)
Round, square and rectangular
b)
Round,square and triangular
c)
Oval ,square and triangular
d)
Layers ,texturizing and graduation
14.
What are the three points on the head that you should check before starting a haircut ?
a)
Nape, crown and temple
b)
Nape,crown and hairline
c)
Crown, mandible and mastoid
d)
Mandible ,crown and hairline
15.
Over direction is caused by hair moving away from its natural position . Which part of the body will control over direction during a cut ?
a)
Feet
b)
Shoulders
c)
Knees
d)
Elbows
16.
What will horizontal sectioning do ?
a)
Remove weight
b)
Build weight
c)
Create a hole
d)
Add a curl
17.
Describe Elevation as it pertains to haircutting.
a)
allowing the hair to fall naturally
b)
using your upper & lower body when cutting hair and moving around the head
c)
weight is distributed forward or backward on a horizontal plane
d)
lifting the hair from its Natural fall or position on the head 1,90 or 180 degrees
18.
A travelling guide ;
a)
builds weight
b)
moves through the cut
c)
does not move
d)
removes weight
19.
Which haircut uses the no T.O.E rule ?
a)
One length
b)
Square layer
c)
Triangular layer
d)
Round layers
20.
Which part of the body is elevation controlled by?
a)
Feet
b)
Legs
c)
Knees
d)
Arms
21.
What is the definition of Dimension?
a)
shows the shape of the hair cut
b)
looking at an object with both vertical and horizontal perspective.
c)
technique of drawing something so it appears to have a vertical perspective
d)
lifting the hair from the natural fall or position on the head
22.
What will square layers achieve?
a)
Removing weight and create corners
b)
Build weight
c)
Make the hair fuller at the perimeter
d)
Makes a round shape
23.
Proper scissor handling will prevent ;
a)
dull blades
b)
cutting yourself
c)
holes in the perimeter
d)
graduation
24.
Describe Over direction as it relates to a haircut.
a)
Over direction is moving the hair or distributing weight side to side as well as forward and backward from its natural fall .
b)
Over-direction is a representation of something on a flat surface that appears to have depth and distance.
c)
Over-direction is only moving weight on a vertical plane .
25.
Define Distribution of weight, as it relates to haircutting.
a)
Weight is distributed evenly throughout the haircut when using graduation.
b)
Weight is distributed up, down, backward or forward
c)
Weight is evenly distributed only when the hair is layered .
d)
Weight is distributed to in its natural fall
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