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WorksheetsCosmetology Chapter 28 Quiz Game
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
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Class
Date
1.
Monomer liquid and polymer powder nail enhancements are services.
a)
a. lucrative
b)
b. unpredictable
c)
c. inexpensive
d)
d. not cost-efficient
2.
Sculptured nails are created by combining monomer liquid with .
a)
a. polymer adhesive
b)
b. polymer resin
c)
c. polymer powder
d)
d. acrylic powder
3.
The ingredients in two-part monomer liquid and polymer powder enhancement systems belong to a branch of the acrylic family called .
a)
a. oxides
b)
b. chlorides
c)
c. sulfates
d)
d. methacrylates
4.
Mono means one and mer stands fbr units, so a monomer is one unit called a(n) .
a)
a. atom
b)
b. molecule
c)
c. bond
d)
d. element
5.
What is formed by combining many small molecules (monomers) into very long, chain-like structures?
a)
a. Atom
b)
b. Electron
c)
c. Element
d)
d. Polymer
6.
As monomer liquid absorbs polymer powder, the
chemical interaction produces a small.
a)
a. bead of product
b)
b. dry catalyst
c)
c. synthetic product
d)
d. positive reaction
7.
is a widely used monomer with a long history of safe use in medical and dental products, is fine fbr making bulletproof windows and shatterproof eyeglasses, but is extremely unsuitable fbr use in artificial nail liquids
a)
a. GCA
b)
b. NCA
c)
c. RNA
d)
d. MMA
8.
Polymer powder is made using a special chemical reaction called____ , also known as curing or hardening.
a)
a. polymorphic
b)
b. screening
c)
c. polymerization
d)
d. adhesion
9.
Additives such as _____ are blended with polymer powders to produce a wide range of shade, including pinks, whites, and milky translucent shades, as well as reds, blues, greens, purples, yellows, oranges, browns, and even jet black
a)
a. polymers
b)
b. pigments
c)
c. crayons
d)
d. dyes
10.
What additives are added to monomer liquid to speed up chemical reaction and control the set or curing time?
a)
a. Catalysts
b)
b. Stabilizers
c)
c. Primers
d)
d. Dehydrators
11.
What is the substance found in polymer powder, that when activated by a catalyst, will spring into action and cause monomer molecules to permanently link together into long polymer chains?
a)
a. Catalysts
b)
b. Stabilizers
c)
c. Primers
d)
d. Initiators
12.
The initiator added to polymer powder to start the chain reaction of curing the nail enhancement is
a)
a. hydrogen peroxide
b)
b. benzoyl peroxide
c)
c. synthetic peroxide
d)
d. catalyst booster
13.
The amount of polymer powder and liquid monomer used to create a product bead is called the _________
a)
a. initiator
b)
b. catalyst
c)
c. positive ratio
d)
d. mix ratio
14.
Too much powder in a mix ratio causes nail enhancements to cure incorrectly and become_________
a)
a. dry and crumbly
b)
b. weak and dry
c)
c. brittle and discolored
d)
d. soft and discolored
15.
When applying nail enhancements, surface moisture and natural oils left on the nail plate will ____
a)
a. block adhesion
b)
b. improve adhesion
c)
c. condition nails
d)
d. hydrate skin
16.
Which product is used on the natural nail prior to product application to assist in adhesion and serves to chemically bond the enhancement product to the natural nail?
a)
a. Nail primer
b)
b. Nail polymer
c)
c. Nail polish
d)
d. Acetone
17.
primers were developed because acid-based nail primer is corrosive to the skin and potentially dangerous to eyes
a)
a. Acid-free and nonacid
b)
b. Polymer
c)
c. Acetone
d)
d. Monomer
18.
are an alternative when a hand washing station is not available, but should not take the place of hand washing.
a)
a. Acetones
b)
b. Soap and water
c)
c. Hand sanitizers
d)
d. Detergents
19.
A abrasive is strong enough to thin enhancement product in order to prepare the enhancement fbr a refill or rebalance.
a)
a. coarse-grit
b)
b. medium-grit
c)
c. fine-grit
d)
d. shiner
20.
A abrasive is used fbr initial shaping of the perimeter of the nail, refining the overall surface shape of a nail enhancement, or fbr smoothing the surface before buffing.
a)
a. coarse-grit
b)
b. medium-grit
c)
c. fine-grit
d)
d. shiner
21.
A abrasive is used fbr finish filing, refining, and buffing.
a)
a. coarse-grit
b)
b. medium-grit
c)
c. fine-grit
d)
d. shiner
22.
A is a buffer used to create a high shine on a natural nail or a nail enhancement when no polish will be worn.
a)
a. coarse-grit
b)
b. medium-grit
c)
c. fine-grit
d)
d. shiner
23.
What nail supply is placed under the free edge and used as a guide to extend a nail enhancement?
a)
a. Nail extender
b)
b. Silk wrap
c)
c. Nail form
d)
d. Synthetic fiber
24.
What are pre-fbrmed nail extensions made from ABS or tenite acetate plastic?
a)
a. Nail forms
b)
b. Linen wraps
c)
c. Gel products
d)
d. Nail tips
25.
Special containers used to hold monomer liquid and polymer powder that minimize contamination and evaporation are.
a)
a. liquid dispensers
b)
b. dappen dishes
c)
c. narrow dishes
d)
d. plastic containers
26.
What brushes should not be used because they hold excessive amounts of liquid and alter the mix ratio of powder and liquid?
a)
a. Small
b)
b. Medium
c)
c. Large
d)
d. Overly large
27.
Masks are designed to prevent inhalation of excessive dust, but they offer no protection from _________
a)
a. vapors
b)
b. filings
c)
c. reactions
d)
d. synthetics
28.
Monomer liquid and polymer powder should be stored separately in covered containers in.
a)
a. a regular cabinet
b)
b. the nail technician5s station
c)
c. a cool, dark area
d)
d. well-lit, antiseptic room
29.
Proper maintenance of nail enhancements should be done every.
a)
a. month
b)
b. other month
c)
c. 2 to 3 weeks
d)
d. 4 to 6 weeks
30.
The, also known as the arch, is the area of the nail with the most strength, oval-shaped, and located in the center of the nail.
a)
a. apex
b)
b. free edge
c)
c. cuticle
d)
d. stress area
31.
What is the curved line where the pink and white areas meet each other on a French manicured nail?
a)
a. Apex
b)
b. Free edge
c)
c. Smile line
d)
d. Stress area
32.
The runs straight from the cuticle down the side or wall of the nail to the end of the extension.
a)
a. apex
b)
b. free edge
c)
c. sidewall
d)
d. base
33.
A C-curve is the average in most salons to ensure the optimal structure and strength to the nail.
a)
a. 15-percent
b)
b. 20-percent
c)
c. 30-percent
d)
d. 35-percent
34.
Odorless products harden more slowly, which creates the tacky layer called the.
a)
a. weakened layer
b)
b. inhibition layer
c)
c. softened layer
d)
d. mid出e layer
35.
What term describes any art or design that protrudes fi*om the nail?
a)
a. 2-D nail art
b)
b. 3-D nail art
c)
c. Graphic nail art
d)
d. Sculptured nail art
36.
are created when nail art is sandwiched between two layers of product while the nail enhancement is being formed.
a)
a. 2-D nail designs
b)
b. 3-D nail designs
c)
c. Inlaid designs
d)
d. Sculptured nail designs
37.
When using the brush to shape the enhancement on the free edge area, use.____________
a)
a. the middle portion of the brush
b)
b. the tip of the brush
c)
c. the end of the brush
d)
d. long painting strokes
38.
For natural-looking nails, product application near the eponychium, sidewalls, and free edge must be ________
a)
a. thin
b)
b. soft
c)
c. thick
d)
d. dry
39.
When lightly tapped with the handle of a brush, hard nail enhancements make.
a)
a. a hollow sound
b)
b. a thump sound
c)
c. no sound
d)
d. a clicking sound
40.
During removal, monomer liquid and polymer powder enhancements should be soaked for.
a)
a. 20 to 30 seconds
b)
b. 5 to 10 minutes
c)
c. 20 to 30 minutes
d)
d. 45 to 60 minutes
41.
When removing softened nail enhancement products, use a wooden or metal pusher and .
a)
a. pry the product off with nippers
b)
b. remove fi*oin the acetone or product remover
c)
c. rub into the nail with pressure
d)
d. gently push off the softened nail
42.
Use of a nipper to clip away loosened nail enhancements can .
a)
a. accelerate growth
b)
b. damage the nail plate
c)
c. take the place of soaking
d)
d. cause discoloration
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