Intro

Question 1

Most common characteristic of each part of a feature (or face)

Answer 1

Norm

Question 2

The study of the face and features (specifically the surface)

Answer 2

Physiognomy

Question 3

The study of the change of shape of the face )age progression)

Answer 3

Morphology

Question 4

Part extending beyond the level of it’s surroundings

Answer 4

Projection

Question 5

The withdrawal of a feature from it’s normal position

Answer 5

Recession

Question 6

A hollow or concave region

Answer 6

Depression

Question 7

The state of being thrust forwards or projecting

Answer 7

Protrusion

Question 8

Exhibiting a depression or hollow surface

Answer 8

Concave

Question 9

Curved evenly, resembling the outer edge of a sphere

Answer 9

Convex

Question 10

Correspondence in size and shape and relative position of parts that are on opposite sides of the face

Answer 10

Symmetry

Question 11

Lack of symmetry, balance, or proportion

Answer 11

Asymmetry

Question 12

Slope, deviation from the horizontal or vertical; oblique

Answer 12

Inclination

Question 13

Requiring minimum of effort, skill, or time to complete.
-alignment of bone fracture, reduction of minor swelling, simple lacerations, and bleaching

Answer 13

Minor restoration

Question 14

Include procedures like fracture repair or reconstruction, modeling body features, and full head and hair restoration

Answer 14

Major restoration

Question 15

Founder of RA

Answer 15

Joseph Crandall