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Exam #2

Total questions: 105

Worksheet time: 53mins

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Class
Date
1.

The basic unit of all living things is

a)

membranes

b)

atoms

c)

cells

d)

centrioles

2.

Depilatories come in what forms

a)

cream only

b)

powder only

c)

cream, paste, and powder

d)

paste and cream

3.

It is recommended when applying soft wax that you hold the spatula at a

a)

10 degrees

b)

45 degrees

c)

90 degrees

d)

125 degrees

4.

What bond must be chemically broken in the permanent wave process

a)

carbon-dioxide bond

b)

salt bond

c)

disulfide bond

d)

van der waals bond

5.

To chemically change the texture of the hair strand, the chemical must penetrate into the

a)

medulla

b)

cuticle

c)

follicle

d)

cortex

6.

When designing a style, you should look at the client's overall ____ as to whether their hair is straight, curly or wavy

a)

color

b)

density

c)

texture

d)

lenght

7.

If a mixture does not separate upon standing, it is probably a/an

a)

unstable mixture

b)

solvent

c)

suspension

d)

solution

8.

The primary massage movements used in scalp massages are petrissage, tapotement and

a)

friction

b)

vibration

c)

chucking

d)

effleurage

9.

If you use a fingernaie, it can take between ____ to replace it

a)

1-5 weeks

b)

48-52 weeks

c)

4-6 months

d)

12-14 months

10.

The pin curl that creates the most volume by lifting up off the scalp and forming a circle off the head

a)

cascade

b)

flat

c)

indentation

d)

chignon

11.

With permanent waves, what will ultimately determine the size of the curl

a)

the end paper wrap

b)

the size of the rod

c)

the original curl in the hair

d)

the perm solution used

12.

The product used to soften an area of thickened skin

a)

callus enhancer

b)

callus softner

c)

cuticle softner

d)

clay mask

13.

Typically the last step in the makeup application is putting on the

a)

mascara

b)

lipstick

c)

blush

d)

eye shadow

14.

Length and height are created by which straight line

a)

verticle

b)

concave

c)

horizontal

d)

convex

15.

When removing products from a container, you should

a)

use a disposable spatula

b)

use a porous implement

c)

dip into the container and then onto the skin, repeat as needed

d)

ask the client to remove the product so you don't touch it

16.

Three basic straight lines are

a)

horizontal, tilted, and slanted

b)

slanted and verticle

c)

vertical, horizontal, and diagonal

d)

diagonal, vertical and concave

17.

modacrylic is another term for

a)

human wig fibers

b)

both human and synthetic fibers

c)

synthetic wig fibers

d)

neither synthetic nor human fibers

18.

The high point of the nail with the greatest point is the

a)

free edge

b)

apex

c)

matrix

d)

stress area

19.

The plate that sites atop of the nail bed

a)

hyponychium

b)

perionychium

c)

nail body

d)

free edge

20.

Describes the list of procedures, actions and processes that a technical can perform within their specific license and state

a)

scope of origin

b)

universal practices

c)

scope of practice

d)

universal state laws

21.

To prove your identity and that you can legally work In the United States, both the employee and the employer will complete a/an

a)

A-1 alias form

b)

1-9 form

c)

U.S. work form

d)

W-2 form

22.

Overexposure to the sun may cause

a)

skin tags

b)

basal cell carcinoma

c)

verrucas

d)

scab

23.

Technical term for hair that has lost its natural melanin pigment

a)

canities

b)

pityriasis

c)

tinea

d)

alopecia

24.

After performing extractions, you should apply a/an

a)

cleanser

b)

mask

c)

antiseptic

d)

lotion

25.

A tuck is a horizontal seam made to

a)

shorten the wig

b)

fit the wig around the ears

c)

to allow for other hair additions

d)

remove width in the nape

26.

The type of pincurl that has the most mobility and sits off its base

a)

on base

b)

no stem

c)

half stem

d)

full stem

27.

A pimple is an example of a

a)

macule

b)

nodule

c)

cyst

d)

papule

28.

Something that has a definite weight, Volume and shape is a

a)

solid

b)

liquid

c)

gas

d)

liquid or gas

29.

An organism that lives on or in a host species and obtains its nutrients and/on protection from them is a

a)

microbe

b)

bacteria

c)

virus

d)

parasite

30.

Prior to the makeup application you should

a)

moisturize and then cleanse

b)

thoroughly wet the face

c)

cleanse, tone and moisturize

d)

tone, use an astringent and then cleanse

31.

The technical term for head lice is

a)

tinea favosa

b)

pediculosis capitis

c)

pityriasis steatoides

d)

scabies

32.

The person who can assist you in writing or reviewing a partnership agreement is a/an

a)

accountant

b)

attorney

c)

financial advisor

d)

distributor

33.

Harmful bacteria is referred to as

a)

non-microbe

b)

non-pathogenic

c)

pathogenic

d)

germicidal

34.

A uniform cut uses a

a)

traveling guide

b)

stationary guide

c)

over directed guide

d)

solid form guide

35.

Manipulations made on the scalp that create a relaxation or stimulating effect

a)

scalp massage

b)

effleurage

c)

high frequency

d)

tapotement

36.

The average growth for a fingernail is

a)

1/8"-1/10" per month

b)

1/2" per month

c)

1/4"-1"per year

d)

1"-2" every two weeks

37.

The relaxer that has a pH over 12 on the pH scale is the

a)

glyceryl relaxer

b)

ammonia thioglycolate relaxer

c)

cold wave relaxer

d)

sodium hydroxide relaxer

38.

The type of color that lasts from shampoo to shampoo

a)

aniline derivative tint

b)

semipermanent colors

c)

permanent colors

d)

temporary colors

39.

Combination of many organs (skin, kidneys and liver) that work to eliminate toxins and waste products from the body, is a part of what system

a)

excretory system

b)

endocrine system

c)

lymphatic system

d)

respiratory system

40.

The monomer and polymer are removed from their containers and put into a:

a)

Styrofoam cup

b)

Dappen dish

c)

Plastic dish

d)

Metal dish with a lid

41.

Exposure to light rays to produce therapeutic effects on a person:

a)

Phoresis

b)

Galvanic Therapy

c)

Light Therapy

d)

Desincrustation

42.

The three parts of a cell are the cytoplasm, cell membrane and:

a)

Cell Core

b)

Nucleus

c)

Neutron

d)

Proton

43.

How often should make-up brushes be cleaned:

a)

Daily

b)

Weekly

c)

According to manufacturer's directions

d)

After each client

44.

Movement where the hands are placed on each side of the arm or leg and a twisting motion against the bone is used:

a)

Friction

b)

Tapotement

c)

Vibration

d)

Effleurage

45.

The medical term for a pimple is:

a)

Comedo

b)

Papule

c)

Blackheads

d)

Milia

46.

The invasion of microorganisms in the body is an example of a/an:

a)

Affliction

b)

Immunity

c)

Motility

d)

Infection

47.

The detachment of the nail from the nail bed is called:

a)

Onychia

b)

Onycholysis

c)

Eggshell nails

d)

Bruised nails

48.

When using infrared lamps in a facial you should:

a)

Cover the clients's eyes

b)

Apply hot steam

c)

Apply antibiotics

d)

Cover the neck area

49.

Onychia is the medical term for:

a)

Inflammation of the nail matrix

b)

Ingrown nails

c)

Wasting away of the nail

d)

Bitten nails

50.

When the curling iron is used to make alternating oblongs it is called the:

a)

Figure 8 technique

b)

Grateau technique

c)

Redding technique

d)

Marcel technique

51.

The fatty tissue layer located below the dermis:

a)

Stratum corneum

b)

Subcutaneous tissue

c)

True skin

d)

Epidermis

52.

When working with different face shapes, the goal is to create the illusion of an oval face shape through:

a)

Corrective makeup techniques

b)

Shadowing the bad features of the face

c)

Highlighting the eye area

d)

Combing the hair away from the face

53.

The most commonly used tool position is the:

a)

on-base

b)

no-base

c)

off-base

d)

half-off base

54.

Nonoxidative colors include:

a)

Temporary colors

b)

Bleach

c)

Permanent colors

d)

Demi Permanent colors

55.

Materials that prevent the flow of electricity to go through them, are known as a/an:

a)

Conductors

b)

insulators

c)

isolators

d)

Breakers

56.

The service of working on the toes, toenails and feet is called a:

a)

Manicure

b)

Pedicure

c)

Exfoliation

d)

Chemical peel

57.

The layer of the hair responsible for the hair is the:

a)

cortex

b)

medulla

c)

root

d)

cuticle

58.

A formal account of your job duties and responsibilities is a:

a)

Job description

b)

Job outline

c)

Resume

d)

Job application

59.

Temporary hair loss caused at the end of pregnancy:

a)

Postpartum Alopecia

b)

Alopecia Totalis

c)

Alopecia Areata

d)

Alopecia Androgenic

60.

The study of the functions and activities the organs and systems perform is called

a)

Anatomy

b)

Physiology

c)

Histology

d)

Psychology

61.

To protect the cape from touching the client's skin, you should use a:

a)

Towel

b)

Neck strip

c)

nothing

d)

Towel or neckstrip

62.

Oxidative colors will:

a)

Coat the hair

b)

Sit on the cuticle layer

c)

Penetrate into the medulla

d)

Penetrate into the cortex

63.

The first step to understanding your client's needs is to:

a)

Have a client consultation

b)

Do a scalp analysis

c)

include a complimentary skin analysis

d)

Recommend product for at home use

64.

This procedure involves a high alkaline product that dissolves the hair at the skin's surface:

a)

Sugaring

b)

Tweezing

c)

Depilatory

d)

Shaving

65.

Decreasing the amount of bulk in the hair can be achieved through:

a)

Thinning

b)

Blunt cutting

c)

Planing

d)

0 degree cutting

66.

The part of the nail that protects the nail bed is the:

a)

Eponychium

b)

Free edge

c)

Nail matrix

d)

Nail Plate

67.

The supplies sold to clients are:

a)

Retail items

b)

Wholesale items

c)

Rental items

d)

Personnel items

68.

The haircut that has a triangular or wedge shape is the:

a)

Uniform cut

b)

Graduated cut

c)

Blunt cut

d)

Layered cut

69.

A symptom or condition that suggests a technique should not be performed is known as a:

a)

Disorder

b)

Disease

c)

Photoepilation

d)

Contraindication

70.

The purpose of the neutralizer is to stop the processing and:

a)

Add more salt bonds to the hair

b)

make the hair smell better

c)

reform and harden the hair

d)

add more sulfur bonds back to the hair

71.

Often characteristic of an insect bite, they tend to be itchy and through they disappear slowly they don't last long

a)

Verruca

b)

Tumor

c)

Wheal

d)

Vitiligo

72.

The balances on the equipment and loans to run your business are called your:

a)

Assets

b)

Liabilities

c)

Net worth

d)

Profits

73.

Hair is primarily made up of which 5 elements:

a)

Carbon, sulfur, hydrogen, oxygen and borax

b)

Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and sulfur

c)

Helium, sulfur, carbon, oxygen an nitrates

d)

carbon, oxygen, helium, nitrates and sulfur

74.

A porous Item is considered to be a:

a)

Single-use item

b)

Multi-use item

c)

Disinfectable item

d)

Sterilized item

75.

Proper sizing of the wig is called:

a)

SIzing

b)

Fitting

c)

Blocking

d)

None of the answers

76.

Social security tax is paid by the:

a)

Employee and employer

b)

Employer

c)

Employee

d)

Business

77.

The overcurvature of the nail, where the nail plate rolls into the sides of skin:

a)

Pincer nail

b)

Beau's nail

c)

Splinter nails

d)

Nail Pterygium

78.

The subcutaneous layer is primarily made up of:

a)

Melanocytes

b)

Fatty cells

c)

Folic acid

d)

Vitamin A

79.

The unit of electrical resistance is called a/an:

a)

Ohm

b)

Ampere

c)

Watt

d)

Volt

80.

The layer of the hair that contains a fibrous protein and melanin:

a)

Medulla

b)

Cuticle

c)

Cortex

d)

Root

81.

The area closest to the scalp and the foundation of a pin curl:

a)

Arc

b)

Stem

c)

Base

d)

Circle

82.

To help remove moisture and prevent the growth of bacteria, you should apply this to the natural nail:

a)

Base coat

b)

Dehydrant

c)

Acrylic overlay

d)

Primer

83.

Which type of hair fibers will burn slower and produce an order:

a)

Synthetic Hair

b)

Petroleum Hair

c)

Combination Hair

d)

Human Hair

84.

A small strip of fabric used to strengthen the weak area of the nail:

a)

Strengthener strip

b)

Stress strip

c)

Linen repair

d)

Fiber wrap

85.

The technique of relaxing the hair by 50 percent of its natural curl pattern is called:

a)

Chemical reconditioning

b)

Curl reformation

c)

Curl diffusion

d)

Zonal relaxing

86.

On a file, the lower the grit the:

a)

More aggressive its actions will be

b)

Less particles it will have on its surface

c)

Less aggressive its actions will be

d)

More time you have to sterilize it

87.

Surfactants are used to remove ____ from the hair

a)

Beeswax

b)

oil

c)

Chlorine

d)

Alkaline build-up

88.

The solution used to restructure or reharden the hair in a relaxing service is called a:

a)

Filler

b)

Stabilizer

c)

Accutane

d)

Quaternary Ammonium Compound

89.

Another term for hair pressing is:

a)

Silking

b)

Satining

c)

Softening

d)

Relaxing

90.

Widest area of the head

a)

Temples

b)

Apex

c)

Crest

d)

Crown

91.

A bacterial infection of the nail may be characterized by:

a)

Red, itchy scales

b)

Yellow-green spots that get darker

c)

White spots on the nail plate

d)

Rough spots throughout the nail

92.

The best nail brush to use during an acrylic service is a:

a)

Sable bristle brush

b)

Synthetic brush

c)

Plastic bristle brush

d)

Coyote bristle brush

93.

Retailing is recommending products for:

a)

Colored hair

b)

Big salon chains

c)

Home care

d)

Bigger profits

94.

The innermost layer of the hair fiber:

a)

Cortex

b)

Medulla

c)

Root

d)

Cuticle

95.

One type of salon operation is where you rent a specified space within a business and you are not an employee of the business:

a)

Booth rental

b)

Commission partner

c)

Salaried renter

d)

Corporation salon

96.

The medical term for a wart:

a)

Verruca

b)

Herpes

c)

Hyperpigmentation

d)

Nevus

97.

The product used over prelightened hair to achieve your desired color is a:

a)

Filler

b)

Color shampoo

c)

Toner

d)

Metallic salt

98.

This product is used for soothing and softening the skin:

a)

Astringent

b)

Muds

c)

Hydroxy acids

d)

Emollient

99.

The movement of particles around an atom that creates energy is:

a)

Ohms

b)

Electricity

c)

Modalities

d)

Chemistry

100.

The function of the sebaceous gland releasing oils that help lubricate the skin:

a)

Regulation

b)

Absorption

c)

Secretion

d)

Excretion

101.

The hair follicles is part of the:

a)

Hair fiber

b)

Hair strand

c)

Hair stem

d)

Hair root

102.

Hair should be swept:

a)

3 times a day: morning, afternoon and before you leave

b)

Prior to the end of the day

c)

Before the next client sits down in your chair

d)

After every haircut

103.

Caused by the immune system attacking the hair follicles, resulting in bald a patches on the body:

a)

Alopecia Universalis

b)

Alopecia Totalis

c)

Alopecia Areata

d)

Alopecia Androgenis

104.

The main ingredient used in a soft curl relaxer service is:

a)

Sodium hydroxide

b)

Alpha hydroxy acid

c)

Ammonia thioglycolate

d)

Ethanol alcohol

105.

The three-dimensional representation of shape is:

a)

Form

b)

Texture

c)

Color

d)

Lines