WorksheetsHaircutting Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
What guidelines should be followed when constructing layers cut?
outer
stationary
shape
travelling
During a haircut, how does the hair’s direction affect the outcome?
growth pattern
hair texture
hair length
hair density
How is weight distributed in a round face?
inward
sideward
backward
forward
How would you tell if a client had a diamond-shaped face?
Having a rounded jaw and wide cheekbones.
If she has a square jaw and her face is of equal lengths.
If her jaw is wider than her cheekbones and forehead.
If the end of her jawline is more pointed and cheekbones are the largest part of her face.
Which of the following factors will limit a client’s styling options?
color of hair
personal way of life
salon visits on a regular basis
shampooing at regular intervals
How can you make a round face appear smaller while choosing a haircut style?
Fringing the bob’s side.
Creating a side-flare haircut.
Adding feathery waves to the fringes on the sides.
Producing smooth and straight hair with a side part.
What is the name of the section that specifies the length of the hair to be cut?
guideline
stationary
parting
diagonal
How does having a coarse and curly hair type affect a client with shorter hair?
hair tends to flatten
high degree of frizziness
the volume of hair will increase
hair becomes heavier as it becomes longer
What faces shapes look good with different hairstyles?
diamond
square
triangle
heart
How will you help Ethan choose the perfect haircut style?
Having a fashionable haircut.
Highlighting Ethan's best features.
Considering Ethan's preferences and aspirations.
Matching Ethan's personality and way of life with a haircut.
During a haircut, Luna decided to part the hair in the opposite direction from the cutting to ensure precision of line and shape. What is this technique called?
cross-checking
cutting line
distribution
elevation
In a salon, what is usually the first section that is cut to create a shape that determines the length of the hair?
Guideline
interior guideline
line
overdirection
During a hairdressing session, the stylist decides to cut the hair at higher elevations, usually 90 degrees or above, which removes weight.
Layered haircut
zero degree haircut
uniform layers
Bob haircut
In a hairdressing salon, what is the term for combing a section away from its natural falling position, rather than straight out from the head?
overdirection
interior guideline
stationary guideline
subsections
In a barber shop, what is the technique that allows you to cut the hair very close to the scalp, creating a flat top or square shape?
clipper-over-comb
comb-over-scissor
notching shear-over-comb
clipper-under-comb
Why is it important to create cutting lines within the hair?
To change the hair color
To provide a reference point for establishing the desired shape and length of the haircut
To straighten the hair
To add volume to the hair
Why is understanding how the hair naturally falls important in haircutting?
To enhance the hair's natural texture
To create a seamless haircut
To maintain the hair's natural flow
To ensure precise haircutting techniques
During a salon appointment, why is it crucial to divide the hair into sections?
To ensure a well-organized and controlled haircut
To maintain precision and control over the hair distribution
To make the hair longer
To create wavy hair
Why is achieving balance and symmetry between different sections of the haircut crucial?
To make the hair frizzy
To create a harmonious look
To make the hair shorter
To make the hair greasy
How does considering the client's facial features help in selecting the perfect haircut for them?
To guide the selection of haircut styles that complement their features
To make the hair curly
To make the hair green
To make the hair red
How does understanding the natural growth patterns of hair contribute to successful haircutting?
To help hair grow faster
To guide haircutting decissions
To make the hair bloom
To make the hair healthier
Why is it important to consider the texture of the hair when selecting a haircut?
To guide the selection of haircut styles that complement their features
To make the hair curly
To make the hair green
To make the hair red
How does dividing the hair into sections help in achieving a precise haircut?
To ensure a well-organized and controlled haircut
To make the hair longer
To create wavy hair
To maintain precision and control over the hair distribution
How does understanding the natural growth patterns of hair contribute to successful hairstyling?
To make the hair curly
To guide hairstyling decisions
To make the hair shiny
To make the hair thicker
Why is it important to consider the texture of the hair when selecting a haircut?
To guide the selection of haircut styles that complement their features
To make the hair curly
To make the hair green
To make the hair red
How does dividing the hair into sections help in achieving a precise haircut?
To ensure a well-organized and controlled haircut
To make the hair longer
To create wavy hair
To maintain precision and control over the hair distribution
When giving a haircut, if I lift the hair straight up toward the ceiling (from anywhere other than from the apex) what degree of elevation am I using?
0
90
45
180
If William pulls the curtains up off the window at all from where they naturally fall, what is he doing to them?
elevating them
subsectioning them
layering them
raising them
When you style the hair away from its natural falling position, back to a previously cut section, it is called....
elevation
overdirection
raising
angling
Surface of the face where the face changes, such as the cheeks, chin, and forehead, are referred to as;
technique points
apex points
surface layering
reference points
Reference points in a hairdressing class are used to establish
head forms
techniques
design lines
tension
The area of the head that is between the forehead and the back of the skull is the;
crown
top
front
sides
The 3 types of straight lines in hairdressing include all of the following EXCEPT;
horizontal
diagonal
straight
vertical
In a salon, what are lines in haircutting that are parallel to the horizon, or the floor?
vertical lines
horizontal lines
elevation lines
weight lines
In a salon, what are the lines used to remove weight to create graduated or layered haircuts?
horizontal
diagonal
vertical
beveled
Elevation creates different levels and layers and is commonly described in;
lines
degrees
sections
metrics
A scenario in a hair salon where a section of hair that determines the length the hair will be cut is the;
weight
guideline
reference
apex
a one-length haircut where all the hair comes to a single hanging is known as a;
which hair cut has more weight
Your shears should be cleaned and lubricated
after every client
once a week
at the end of the day
as needed
a quick way to analyze the face shape is to determine if it is
long or short
wide or narrow
wide or long
narrow or long
When using clipper over comb technique, the amount of hair that is removed is determined by
apex of the head
angle of the comb
size of the section
type of clipper being used
