WorksheetsTDLR written exam
Total questions: 126
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Last Name
4 lines
2.
First Name
4 lines
3.
it is appropriate to perform a dry hair scalp treatment for
a)
an accumulation of sebum
b)
normal hair
c)
scalp disease
d)
a deficiency of natural oils
4.
A hair color product used to achieve pale and delicate colors on pre lightened hair is
a)
toner
b)
conditioner filler
c)
activator
d)
color remover
5.
Band lashes are eyelash hairs that are
a)
made only of human or animal hair
b)
attached to the lids one at a time
c)
attached to a strip
d)
applied before eyeliner
6.
A laser beam is used to permanently removed hair by impairing the
a)
nerves
b)
capillaries
c)
hair follicle
d)
muscles
7.
An EPA registered tuberculocidal disinfectant or one that kills the HVB and HIV virus is required by OSHA for implements that come in contact with blood
a)
client's hair
b)
blood and bodily fluids
c)
the Pseudomonas bacteria
d)
all bacteria and fungi
8.
As an added service in a manicure, hand massage, may be given before
a)
pushing cuticles
b)
soaking fingers
c)
filing
d)
polish
9.
The massage movement called petrissage consists largely of
a)
rubbing
b)
tapping
c)
slapping
d)
kneading
10.
Pressed hair should not be treated with electric vaporizing irons, which can make the hair:
a)
return to its natural curly state
b)
become straighter
c)
weaken and break
d)
become flat and limp
11.
When the hair is combed away from its natural falling position toward a guideline, rather than straight out from the head, that is called
a)
low elevation
b)
45 degree elevation
c)
90 degree elevation
d)
overdirection
12.
Increasing blood circulation by kneading the scalp helps to:
a)
treat dandruff
b)
treat scalp disease
c)
normalize overactive sebaceous glands
d)
balance a deficiency of sebum
13.
The most effective way to establish design lines that are proportionate is with:
a)
cutting lines
b)
reference point
c)
angles of elevation
d)
subsections
14.
Colors that cannot be achieved of other colors are :
a)
primary colors
b)
complementary colors
c)
tertiary colors
d)
secondary colors
15.
A type of nail wrap that is removed whenever the nail polish is removed is:
a)
silk wraps
b)
fiberglass wraps
c)
linen wraps
d)
paper wraps
16.
Cotton balls or wipes used in cleaning up a blood spill should be
a)
dropped in a trash can
b)
double bagged before disposing
c)
wrapped in a towel
d)
thrown in a dumpster
17.
One common symptom shared by onychomadesis, onychoptosis, and onychia
a)
inflammation of the nail
b)
overgrowth of the nail
c)
blisters on the skin
d)
shedding of the nail
18.
A type of foundation that is moist when applied but dries to a powdery finish is
a)
cream foudation
b)
powder foundation
c)
cream to powder foundation
d)
liquid foundation
19.
The portion of the muscles at the fixed attachment to an immoveable section of the skeleton is the
a)
point
b)
insertion
c)
origin
d)
joint
20.
One of the roles of the alkalizing agent in permanent hair colors and lighteners is to:
a)
seal the hail cuticle
b)
raise the hair cuticle
c)
break up the melanin
d)
diffuse through the hair
21.
After each use linens and capes or drapes that come in contact with a client's skin should be laundered with:
a)
antiseptic
b)
phenols
c)
quats
d)
bleach
22.
The nail bed is the portion of the skin:
a)
that produces the nail plate
b)
that is most visalbe
c)
that surrounds the nail plate
d)
on which the nail plate rest
23.
Disinfectants are too strong to use on:
a)
manicure implements
b)
shampoo bowls
c)
haircutting tools
d)
hair, skin, and nails
24.
A stationary guide is used to create a length of weight increase in a haircut when using:
a)
overdirection
b)
underdirection
c)
beveling
d)
no elevation
25.
The most common neutralizer for permanent waving is:
a)
ammonium thioglycolate
b)
hydrogen peroxide
c)
glyceryl monothiglycolate
d)
ammonia
26.
The type of haircolor that has only a coating action on the hair:
a)
demipermanent
b)
semipermanent
c)
permanent
d)
temporary
27.
The guidelines and controls for infection control publish by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are called:
a)
Disinfection Controls
b)
Salon Precautions
c)
Universal Precautions
d)
HIV and HBV Guidelines
28.
When creating acrylic nails, after you form the first acrylic ball, place it:
a)
in the middle of the nail
b)
at the free edge
c)
at the base of the nail
d)
at one side of the nail
29.
The widest points in the ________are the two front corners
a)
crown area
b)
apex area
c)
fringe (bang) area
d)
nape
30.
Moisturizers contain an ingredient that helps the skin retain:
a)
collagen
b)
water
c)
vitamins
d)
oil
31.
The one celled microorganisms also known as germs or microbes:
a)
fungi
b)
cilia
c)
viruses
d)
bacteria
32.
The type of bacteria called cocci have a:
a)
rod shape
b)
corkscrew shape
c)
round shape
d)
spiral shape
33.
Pulling the hair out of the follicle is done by using a/an:
a)
electric
b)
epilator
c)
laser beam
d)
depilatory
34.
When you wind the hair on perm tools, use end papers to:
a)
control hair ends
b)
absorb moisture
c)
control elasticity
d)
maintain moisture
35.
The more graduation you want to create, the more you need to:
a)
texturize the hair
b)
section the hair
c)
cut the hair
d)
elevate the hair
36.
In a one step color service with high lift colors, the hydrogen peroxide is:
a)
20 vol
b)
30 vol
c)
40 vol
d)
10 vol
37.
Working against the natural growth patterns is particularly important when cutting with:
a)
razor
b)
haircutting shears
c)
thinning shears
d)
clippers
38.
Some implements have parts that cannot be immersed in liquid but must still be disinfected, such as:
a)
nail drills
b)
haircutting shears
c)
brushes
d)
razors
39.
A man's manicure differs from a woman's in that often the nails are finished with:
a)
cuticle oil
b)
base coat
c)
dry polish
d)
flowery hand cream
40.
All of the following products are recommended for dry hair except
a)
gentle cleansing shampoo
b)
spray on thermal protection
c)
acid balanced shampoo
d)
light leave in conditioner
41.
Mixing equal amounts of a secondary color and its neighboring primary color on the color wheel results in a
a)
warm
b)
complementary
c)
secondary
d)
tertiary
42.
The type of side bonds broken is the major difference between a wet set and
a)
blow drying
b)
thermal waving
c)
hair pressing
d)
a perm
43.
A movement that curves with in section out panels is a characteristic of a
a)
weave technique
b)
curvature perm wrap
c)
straight perm wrap
d)
bricklay perm wrap
44.
You should rinse perm solution from the hair
a)
three minutes
b)
five minutes
c)
eight minutes
d)
ten minutes
45.
Uneven curls, severe discoloration, or hair breakage may result if you perm hair that has been treated with
a)
demi permanent
b)
temporary hair color
c)
metallic hair color
d)
thio relaxers
46.
After lightening the hair in a double process application, you may apply
a)
a pre softner
b)
the depositing color
c)
bleach
d)
color remover
47.
You should avoid overlapping previously colored or lightened hair because it can
a)
create lines of demarcation
b)
irritate the scalp
c)
retard hair growth
d)
cause streaking
48.
Cocci rarely
a)
undergo mitosis
b)
show self movement
c)
are pathogenic
d)
reproduce
49.
Any item used to perform a salon service on a client must be disinfected or
a)
given to client
b)
discarded
c)
washed
d)
kept by the stylist
50.
When preparing to shampoo a client, it's important to
a)
examine the client's hair and scalp
b)
apply infrared lamp
c)
apply a scalp steamer
d)
brush the hair for 15 minutes
51.
Permanent waves that are activated by an outside heat source are
a)
acid balanced
b)
exothermic
c)
endothermic
d)
alkaline
52.
In the technique called lowlighting, strands of hair are colored
a)
darker that the natural
b)
with red for red highlights
c)
to counter brassy tones
d)
lighter than the natural
53.
A French manicure involves polishing, tipping, or sculpting the free edge with a
a)
opaque color
b)
translucent color
c)
dark color
d)
clear polish
54.
A disease that is transmitted from one person to another by contact is said to be
a)
chronic
b)
occupational
c)
congenital
d)
communicable
55.
A blunt haircut that is cut with the clients head tilted forward will have
a)
a jagged egde
b)
slight graduation
c)
a layered look
d)
a straight, even line
56.
The process in which one atom of sulfur is removed from the disulfide bond and converted into a lanthionine bond is called
a)
neutralization
b)
lanthionization
c)
reduction
d)
oxidation
57.
Before applying foundation to the entire face, you can test the color on the client's
a)
jawline
b)
forehead
c)
eyelid
d)
wrist
58.
One way in which bacteria and viruses can enter the body is through
a)
broken skin
b)
dry skin
c)
moist skin
d)
oily skin
59.
The end paper technique that involves one paper folded in half over the hair ends like an envelope is called
a)
half wrap
b)
double end paper wrap
c)
single end paper wrap
d)
bookend wrap
60.
Breakage of the hair may occur in a lightener retouch if
a)
only the new growth is treated
b)
the lightener is not left on long enough
c)
over lapping occurs
d)
not enough lightener is applied
61.
When cutting curly hair, keep in mind that:
a)
straight hair shrinks more than curly hair
b)
Curly hair expands more than straight hair
c)
Curly hair naturally layers itself
d)
curly hair expands less than straight hair
62.
Disease in plant or animal tissue is caused by:
a)
saprophytes
b)
non pathogenic bacteria
c)
acidophilus
d)
pathogenetic bacteria
63.
The government agency that regulates and enforces safety and health standards in the work place
a)
OSHA
b)
EPA
c)
FDA
d)
FBI
64.
Between __________ of the nail is made up of water
a)
50% and 75%
b)
30% and 50%
c)
10% and 30%
d)
5% and 10%
65.
When pressing gray hair, tinted or highlighted hair, avoid
a)
using access heat
b)
applying any pressure
c)
shampooing first
d)
applying conditioning treatment
66.
Thermal waving is also called
a)
hair pressing
b)
ironing the hair
c)
Grateau waving
d)
marcel waving
67.
After a fabric wrap is placed land excess material is trimmed adhesive is applied to the
a)
cuticles
b)
free edge only
c)
top of the nail
d)
entire nail
68.
Activators may be added to cream lighteners to
a)
make them milder
b)
make them creamier
c)
make then less runny
d)
increase their lifting power
69.
A characteristic of extremely curly hair is that it
a)
is thickest at the twist
b)
has varying diameters
c)
is very strong
d)
has a uniform diameter
70.
Elasticity is the single most important factor in determining the hair's ability to
a)
hold a curl
b)
resist damage
c)
process quickly
d)
absorb perm solution
71.
After heating the irons to the desired temperature test them on
a)
a piece of paper
b)
a strand of hair
c)
a damp cloth
d)
wax paper
72.
Dimensional hair coloring is another term for
a)
temporary coloring
b)
highlighting
c)
corrective coloring
d)
double process color
73.
A temple comb, which is smaller than a regular pressing comb, may be used on the hair at the temples and the
a)
back of the neck
b)
sides of the head
c)
crown
d)
top of the head
74.
Semi permanent hair colors will take on the hair to various degrees, depending on the
a)
formula strength
b)
volume of the hair
c)
hair's porosity
d)
hair's wave pattern
75.
For spiral wrapping on extremely long hair, the ideal tool is the
a)
circle rod
b)
convex rod
c)
concave rod
d)
straight rod
76.
Clients showing signs of a contagious disease or condition should be
a)
sanitized and disinfected
b)
diagnosed and treated
c)
given medications
d)
referred to a physician
77.
Bacteria that cause disease are called
a)
protozoa
b)
nonpathogentic
c)
pathogenic
d)
saprophytes
e)
78.
To refresh faded ends during a single process color retouch, you may apply a
a)
demi permanent color
b)
toner
c)
cream lightener
d)
temporary color
79.
Elevation is measured in
a)
levels
b)
fingers
c)
inches
d)
degrees
80.
To give the hair shine and tone in a single or double process application, you may glaze, which is usually
a)
demi permanent color
b)
temporary color
c)
permanent color
d)
on the scalp lightener
81.
Lye relaxers is the term commonly applied to
a)
sodium hydroxide relaxers
b)
guanidine hydroxide relaxers
c)
lithium hydroxide relaxers
d)
potassium hydroxide relaxers
82.
The best way to maintain control of the subsection when cutting with vertical or diagonal cutting line is by
a)
cutting on top of the knuckles
b)
cutting over the palm
c)
cutting over the fingers
d)
cutting palm to palm
83.
The uncolored dye precursors in permanent hair colors are
a)
toners
b)
color fillers
c)
aniline derivatives
d)
developers
84.
An oil manicure is a recommended treatment for
a)
ingrown toe nails
b)
brittle nails
c)
flexible cuticles
d)
nail fungus
85.
No more than ____of the natural curl should be removed with chemical relaxer
a)
50%
b)
80%
c)
70%
d)
30%
86.
Vegetable parasites are commonly known as
a)
onychosis
b)
fungi
c)
flagella
d)
tinea
87.
Demi permanent, deposit only hair colors are safe to use on freshly permed hair, which is stable
a)
after perm solution has been rinsed out
b)
after 24 hours
c)
once hair has been properly neutralized
d)
after 3 days
88.
The four general categories of hair colors are based on their unique chemical compositions, which , in turn affects the final color results and
a)
intensity
b)
lasting ability
c)
developer strength
d)
retail price
89.
When shampooing a client in a wheelchair, any of the following may be appropriate except
a)
shampooing at home
b)
deciding what's best for you
c)
shampooing at the shampoo bowl
d)
using a dry shampoo
90.
The sugar based paste used in sugaring is a type of
a)
cold wax
b)
epilator
c)
permanent hair remover
d)
depilatory
91.
The most effective way to establish design lines that are proportionate is with:
a)
cutting lines
b)
reference point
c)
angles of elevation
d)
subsections
92.
The hair, skin, nails, and glands are part of the _____ system.
a)
epidermal
b)
integumentary
c)
endocrine
d)
lymphatic
93.
The pocket or tube-like depression in the scalp or skin that contains the hair root is the hair
a)
bulb
b)
follicle
c)
shaft
d)
dermal
94.
The small, involuntary muscle fiber in the base of the hair follicle is the _____.
a)
inner follicle
b)
angled bulb
c)
arrector pili
d)
dermal papilla
95.
The substance secreted by the sebaceous glands is called _____.
a)
sebum
b)
sulfur
c)
sudoriferous
d)
lymph
96.
What is the outermost layer of hair?
a)
Hair Follicle
b)
Hair Medulla
c)
Hair Cortex
d)
Hair Cuticle
97.
A long chain of amino acids linked by peptide bonds is called a _____ chain.
a)
amino-peptide
b)
polymer
c)
keratin
d)
polypeptide
98.
A physical side bond that is easily broken by water and heat is a _____ bond.
a)
nitrogen
b)
hydrogen
c)
disulfide
d)
sulfur
99.
Brushes with _____ bristles have many tiny overlapping layers or scales, which clean and add luster to the hair.
a)
natural
b)
nylon
c)
rounded
d)
synthetic
100.
Maintaining good _____ while shampooing will prevent unnecessary muscle aches, back strain, and fatigue.
a)
motion
b)
balance
c)
leverage
d)
posture
101.
When securing a cape as draping for a basic shampoo, do not let the cape touch the _____.
a)
client’s skin
b)
shampoo sink
c)
client’s towel
d)
shampoo chair
102.
What type of hair is short, fine, unpigmented, and downy?
a)
Vellus hair
b)
Terminal hair
c)
Androgenic hair
d)
Feathered hair
103.
What is the resting phase or final phase of the hair cycle that lasts until the fully grown hair is shed?
a)
Telogen phase
b)
Anagen phase
c)
Catagen phase
d)
Transition phase
104.
The sudden falling out of hair in round patches or baldness in spots is known as _____.
a)
postpartum alopecia
b)
androgenic alopecia
c)
alopecia totalis
d)
alopecia areata
105.
Current research confirms that dandruff is the result of a fungus called _____.
a)
pyrithione
b)
steatoides
c)
capitis
d)
malassezia
106.
One of the most important experiences that a stylist provides is a _____.
a)
facial massage
b)
shampoo
c)
color service
d)
consultation
107.
One common symptom shared by onychomadesis, onychoptosis, and onychia
a)
inflammation of the nail
b)
overgrowth of the nail
c)
blisters on the skin
d)
shedding of the nail
108.
A type of foundation that is moist when applied but dries to a powdery finish is
a)
cream foudation
b)
powder foundation
c)
cream to powder foundation
d)
liquid foundation
109.
The portion of the muscles at the fixed attachment to an immoveable section of the skeleton is the
a)
point
b)
insertion
c)
origin
d)
joint
110.
The nail bed is the portion of the skin:
a)
that produces the nail plate
b)
that is most visalbe
c)
that surrounds the nail plate
d)
on which the nail plate rest
111.
A stationary guide is used to create a length of weight increase in a haircut when using:
a)
overdirection
b)
underdirection
c)
beveling
d)
no elevation
112.
The most common neutralizer for permanent waving is:
a)
ammonium thioglycolate
b)
hydrogen peroxide
c)
glyceryl monothiglycolate
d)
ammonia
113.
The guidelines and controls for infection control publish by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are called:
a)
Disinfection Controls
b)
Salon Precautions
c)
Universal Precautions
d)
HIV and HBV Guidelines
114.
The widest points in the ________are the two front corners
a)
crown area
b)
apex area
c)
fringe (bang) area
d)
nape
115.
Moisturizers contain an ingredient that helps the skin retain:
a)
collagen
b)
water
c)
vitamins
d)
oil
116.
A typical example of a general infection is
a)
syphilis
b)
an epidemic
c)
a pimple
d)
a skin lesion
117.
The bacteria with a corkscrew or spiral shape are
a)
bacilli
b)
staphylococci
c)
spirilla
d)
diplococci
118.
A soft curl permanent, or Jheri curl, is a combination of a thio permanent and
a)
a thio relaxer
b)
thermal waving
c)
a hydroxide relaxer
d)
a hydroxide permanent
119.
To neutralize a hydroxide relaxer, you should use a
a)
oxidizing neutralizer
b)
hydrogen peroxide
c)
high pH shampoo
d)
acid balanced shampoo
120.
To remove carbon and give the comb a smooth and shiny appearance, immerse the metal portion in a solution of
a)
alcohol and shampoo
b)
ammonia
c)
sodium hypochlorite
d)
hot baking soda
121.
Implements must be thoroughly cleaned before they
a)
disposed of properly
b)
stored in a clean container
c)
soaked in disinfectant
d)
used on a new client
122.
The nail wrap that gives a smooth, even appearance to the nails is made of
a)
burlap
b)
silk
c)
linen
d)
fiber glass
123.
Chlorine bleach as a disinfectant should be changed
a)
daily
b)
weekly
c)
hourly
d)
monthly
124.
Chlorine bleach solutions can be used to
a)
sanitize and disinfect
b)
disinfect and sterilize
c)
sterilize and sanitize
d)
sanitize, disinfect and sterilize
125.
The three categories of chlorine bleach solution are
a)
sanitation, disinfection, and sterilization
b)
low level sanitation, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid sterilization
c)
regular, extra and super
d)
low level disinfection, high level disinfection and blood and body fluid clean up and disinfection
126.
What are telangiectasia?
a)
foul smelling perspiration
b)
distended or dilated surface blood vessels
c)
a skin disorder caused by inflammation
d)
caused by excessive sweating
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