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PHCO1403 Fragrances and Perfumery Quiz W11

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the biggest challenge when creating new cosmetic products?

a)

Finding the right packaging

b)

Finding the right fragrance

c)

Finding the right colour

d)

Finding the right marketing strategy

2.

Where did the term 'perfume' originate from?

a)

Middle Ages

b)

Ancient Rome

c)

Ancient Greece

d)

Ancient Egypt

3.

Which fragrance became the most iconic perfume of all time in 1921?

a)

Eau de Cologne

b)

Nardinum

c)

Chanel No. 5

d)

Megaleion

4.

What is the role of fragrances in cosmetic products?

a)

Enhance product packaging

b)

Attractiveness and self-esteem

c)

Improve product shelf life

d)

Enhance product functionality

5.

How many functioning types of olfactory genes do humans have?

a)

400-800

b)

1000-1200

c)

200-400

d)

800-1000

6.

What is the phenomenon where the sense of smell becomes less sensitive to prolonged exposure to an odor?

a)

Olfactory adaptation

b)

Olfactory activation

c)

Olfactory sensitivity

d)

Olfactory perception

7.

Why do perfumers create new materials?

a)

To reduce competition

b)

To meet specific requirements

c)

To limit the variety of scents

d)

To increase operational costs

8.

What was the first synthetic fragrance created in 1882?

a)

Eau de Cologne

b)

Nardinum

c)

Fougére Royale

d)

Chanel No. 5

9.

What is the main advantage of natural raw ingredients in perfumery?

a)

High cost efficiency

b)

Consistent quality

c)

Complex scent profile

d)

Long shelf-life

10.

Which method of extraction is used when the plant material is too delicate for the distillation process?

a)

Expression/Cold-Pressed Oils

b)

Solvent extraction

c)

Steam distillation

d)

Dry distillation

11.

What is the latest update to the fragrance wheel?

a)

Floral Family

b)

Gourmand Family

c)

Citrus Family

d)

Woody Family

12.

What is the fragrance concentration of Eau de Parfum?

a)

<3%

b)

20%

c)

3-8%

d)

15-20%

13.

How long does it take on average for a perfumer to master the art of creating fragrances?

a)

20 years

b)

10 years

c)

5 years

d)

15 years

14.

What are fragrance families based on?

a)

Source of the ingredients

b)

Colour of the ingredients

c)

Odour type of the ingredients

d)

Texture of the ingredients

15.

What is the result of the process of supercritical CO2 extraction?

a)

Essential oil

b)

Hydrosol

c)

Absolute

d)

Concrete