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Unit 110 Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

The vividness, brightness or saturation of a color is referred to as:

a)

level

b)

texture

c)

intensity

d)

porosity

2.

What are the 3 primary colors?

a)

red, blue and yellow

b)

green, black and purple

c)

green, orange and purple

d)

red, white and blue

3.

An application of which colors would help rid a client of unwanted orange tones?

a)

green-based

b)

brown-based

c)

blue-based

d)

black-based

4.

A mixture of red and yellow creates what color?

a)

blue

b)

green

c)

violet

d)

orange

5.

Mixing colors found opposite one another on the color wheel produces which color?

a)

green

b)

white

c)

gray, black, or brown

d)

blue

6.

An example of a tertiary color would be:

a)

yellow-orange

b)

blue-yellow

c)

violet

d)

blue

7.

Which of the following descriptions identifies warm colors?

a)

colors that contain blue hues

b)

colors that contain green hues

c)

colors that fall into the orange and red half of the wheel

d)

colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel

8.

A level 12 color is:

a)

level

b)

the lightest level

c)

a medium level

d)

q neutral level

9.

A small concentration of eumelanin will produce:

a)

black hair

b)

red hair

c)

light blond hair

d)

dark brown hair

10.

Which hair texture may tend to process slightly lighter than the intended level?

a)

coarse

b)

medium

c)

fine

d)

thinning

11.

With resistant porosity, cuticles are:

a)

slightly raised

b)

smooth

c)

missing

d)

open

12.

Chemical services should not be performed on hair that has been colored with any of the following products, EXCEPT:

a)

henna

b)

metallic dyes

c)

compound dyes

d)

weekly rinses

13.

Which colors coat only the surface of the cuticle and do not enter the cortex?

a)

semi-permanent

b)

long-lasting permanent

c)

permanent

d)

temporary

14.

A vegetable dye that produces reddish highlights is commonly known as:

a)

henna

b)

metallic dyes

c)

filler

d)

chamomile

15.

A nonoxidative process that uses large and small color molecules and allows small color molecules to penetrate the cuticle and enter the cortex is called:

a)

temporary coloring

b)

semi-permanent coloring

c)

demi-permanent coloring

d)

permanent coloring

16.

Which of the following characteristics does NOT describe semi-permanent colors?

a)

only deposits color

b)

retouch services are not required

c)

leaves a line of demarcation

d)

does not involve a chemical change to alter hair

17.

Hair color products that are mixed with a developer to create a chemical change are called:

a)

oxidative color

b)

nonoxidative color

c)

temporary color

d)

semi-permanent color

18.

Long-lasting semi-permanent colors will generally last:

a)

1 to 2 weeks

b)

2 to 3 weeks

c)

4 to 6 weeks

d)

at least 3 months

19.

Permanent hair colors are sometimes called:

a)

oxidative tints with ammonia

b)

temporary colors

c)

semi-permanent colors

d)

oxidative tints without ammonia

20.

Which of the following products requires the use of a skin patch test?

a)

temporary color

b)

color mousse

c)

permanent color

d)

weekly rinse

21.

Which item is the most commonly used developer or oxidizing agent?

a)

aniline

b)

nitrogen

c)

oxygen

d)

hydrogen peroxide

22.

A 20 volume hydrogen peroxide solution will generally lift the hair:

a)

two levels

b)

three levels

c)

four levels

d)

five levels

23.

Which color tool is used to apply a thick or creamy color consistency?

a)

applicator bottle

b)

tail comb

c)

color brush

d)

wide-tooth comb

24.

Which color tool is commonly used to apply color products with a liquid consistency?

a)

applicator bottle

b)

tail comb

c)

color bowl

d)

wide-tooth comb

25.

What tool is commonly used when highlighting?

a)

foils

b)

sculpting comb

c)

water bottle

d)

applicator bottle