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1
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The implements used during the glacial age for hair cutting and styling were made of___.

A) oyster shells

B) copper

C) Iron

D) ceramic

A

A- Oyster shells

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Your outward appearance and conduct in the workplace projects your professional___.

A) health

B) image

C) attitude

D) success

A

B-Image

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Bacteria that are harmful microorganisms and can cause disease or infection in humans are___.

A) parasitic

B) pathogenic

C) infectious

D) non-pathogenic

A

B- pathogenic

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You can irritate your lungs if you inhale the fumes from___.

A) bleach

B) detergents

C) antiseptics

D) alcohol

A

A- Bleach

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The study of human body structures and how the body parts are organized is__.

A) myology

B) physiology

C) histology

D) anatomy

A

D- anatomy

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During the middle ages, clergyman wore a distinguishing her style known as a__.

A) Tonsure

B) queue

C) mustache

D) wig

A

A- tonsure

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To prevent fatigue and other physical problems, you should practice___.

A) good posture

B ) repetitive motions

C) physical therapy

D) movement therapy

A

A- good posture

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Puss forming bacteria that grow in clusters like bunches of grapes are__.

A) streptococci

B) Cocci

C) staphylococci

D) Diplococci

A

C-staphylococci

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You should remove hair particles from clipper blades with a___.

A) tong

B) scrub brush

C) nail brush

D) stuff brush

A

D- stiff brush

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The colorless jelly like substance found inside cells is__.

A) plasm

B) centrioles

C) cytoplasm

D) Protoplasm

A

D- Protoplasm

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The historical figure that encouraged shaving by imposing a tax on beards was__.

A) emperor Hadrian

B) Peter the great

C) Alexander the great

D) Louis XIV

A

B- Peter the great

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The type of motion that can have a cumulative affect on muscles and joints is___.

A) steady

B) repetitive

C) downward

D) upward

A

B- repetitive

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A fungicidal disinfectant is one capable of destroying___.

A) bacteria

B) parasites

C) viruses

D) molds

A

D- molds

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Poisonous substances produced by some microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, are___.

A) pathogens

B) antitoxins

C) allergens

D) toxins

A

D- toxins

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An example of connective tissue is__.

A) The spinal cord

B) mucous membranes

C) blood

D) tissue inside the mouth

A

C- blood

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The organization that develops standards for licensing and policing the barber industry is the___.

A) associated Master barbers and beauticians of America

B) barbers protective Association

C) National Association of barbor boards of America

D) journeyman Barber‘s international Union of America.

A

C- National Association of barber boards of America

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To avoid ergonomic related injuries, the position your wrists should be held is__.

A) straight or neutral

B) erect

C) elongated and balanced

D) parallel to the floor

A

A- straight or neutral

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Scrubbing using soap and water or detergent and water is considered___.

A) disinfecting

B) sanitizing

C) cleaning

D) sterilizing

A

C-cleaning

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The most common way a contagious infection is spread is/are__.

A) water

B) intact skin

C) inhalation

D) dirty hands

A

D- dirty hands

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Body tissues are made up of large amounts of___.

A) minerals

B) water

C) nutrients

D) fat

A

B- water

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An improvement to barbering over the past century has been__.

A) educational standards

B) relaxation of hygiene practices

C) restriction of implement types

D) The study of psychology

A

A- educational standards

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The key to avoiding musculoskeletal disorders in the barbering profession is__.

A) movement therapy

B) A stress-free environment

C) physical therapy

D) prevention

A

D- prevention

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A single celled microorganism with both plant and animal characteristics is a__.

A) virus

B) parasite

C) bacterium

D) fungus

A

C- bacterium

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The body prevents and controls infections through__.

A) antitoxins

B) compromised skin

C) Red blood cells

D) Uncompromised skin

A

A- antitoxins

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Tissues that give smoothness and contour the body are___.

A) epithelial tissue

B) muscle tissue

C) nerve tissue

D) adipose tissue

A

D- Adipose tissue

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The time period that represented the heyday for American Barbershops was the__.

A) 1960s

B) 1940s and 1950s

C) 1980s and 1990s

D) 1970s

A

B- 1940s and 1950s

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An important human relations skill for a barber is__.

A) attitude

B) emotion

C) Communication

D) education

A

C- Communication

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A blood borne virus that can live on a surface outside the body for long periods of time is___.

A) AIDS

B) HIV

C) hepatitis

D) Tinea Barbae

A

C- hepatitis

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The type of electric clipper motor where the blades pull in one direction is the__.

A) universal motor

B) Rotary motor

C) pivot motor

D) magnetic motor

A

D- magnetic motor

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Muscles found in the internal organs of the body are___.

A) striped

B) voluntary

C) non-striated

D) striated

A

C- non striated

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The red, white, and blue barber pole colors represent__.

A) hair cutting, shaving, beard grooming

B) blood, veins, bandages

C) leeches, shaving cream, razors

D) Life, water, porcelain

A

B- blood, veins, bandages

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32
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The interactions and relationships between two or more people is collectively called__.

A) Communication

B) rapport

C) human relations

D) empathy

A

C- human relations

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AIDS breaks down the body’s ___.

A) immune system

B) cardiovascular system

C) nervous system

D) endocrine system

A

A- immune system

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Q

Clipper blades are made of high-quality carbon steel or___.

A) plastic

B) ceramic

C) hard rubber

D) graphite

A

B- ceramic

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The muscles of the mouth that are used for grinning are the__.

A) Mentalis muscles

B) risorious muscles

C) buccinator muscles

D) triangularis muscles

A

B- risorious muscles

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The settlers that brought barber surgeons to America were the___.

A) French

B) Dutch and Swedish

C) Italians

D) Egyptians and Greeks

A

B- Dutch and Swedish

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As a barber, you should be most concerned with the clients personal__.

A) grooming

B) hygiene habits

C) preferences

D) life

A

C- preferences

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38
Q

Effective sterilization requires the use of a(n)___.

A) heat lamp

B) UV ray cabinet

C) countertop receptacle

D) autoclave

A

D- autoclave

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The razor of choice for professional barbering is the___.

A) safety razor

B) straight razor

C) edger

D) trimmer

A

B- straight razor

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An example of an in movable joint is the__.

A) skull

B) knee

C) elbow

D) hip

A

A- skull

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41
Q

A time management tool that helps you to prioritize tasks and activities is__.

A) downtime

B) physical activity

C) unstructured time

D) A to do list

A

D- A to do list

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42
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Specific standards of conduct that can be changed or updated frequently are_.

A) statutes

B) regulations

C) laws

D) rules

A

D- rules

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A form of formaldehyde that has a very high pH, and can damage the skin and eyes, are___.

A) bleaches

B) quaternary ammonium compounds

C) petroleum distillates

D) phenolic disinfectants

A

D- phenolic disinfectants

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44
Q

The method for loose hair removal deemed no longer safe and sanitary is the___.

A) paper towel

B) neck duster

C) vacuum system

D) paper neck strip

A

B- neck duster

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45
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Painful inflammation of the wrist area can be caused by___.

A) keeping the wrist straight

B) prolonged standing

C) heat

D) repetitive motions

A

D- repetitive motions

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46
Q

The hours of sleep recommended by medical professionals are__.

A) 8 to 9

B) 7 to 8

C) 6 to 7

D) 5 to 6

A

B: 7- 8

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47
Q

Disinfection is not effective against__.

A) bacteria spores

B) molds

C) viruses

D) bacteria

A

A- bacteria spores

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48
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Examples of known carcinogens are__.

A) bleaches

B) distillates

C) phenolics

D) quats

A

C- phenolics

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49
Q

The towel you use for a towel wrap should be___.

A) The neck duster

B) The styling towel

C) pre-steamed

D) 100% cotton terry cloth

A

D- 100% cotton terry cloth

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50
Q

The body system that helps regulate the body’s temperature is the__.

A) nervous system

B) circulatory system

C) integumentary system

D) Lymphatic/immune system

A

C- integumentary system

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51
Q

The negative or positive pole of an electric current is indicated by___.

A) modality

B) polarity

C) elasticity

D) activity

A

B- polarity

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52
Q

The outermost hair layer is the___.

A) Cortex

B) medulla

C) cuticle

D) Follicle

A

C- cuticle

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53
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The immediate effect of a massage is first noticed___.

A) in the muscles

B) in the hair follicles

C) through blood circulation

D) on the skin

A

D- on the skin

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54
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An insufficient flow of sebum from the sebaceous glands causes___.

A) combination skin

B) oily skin

C) normal skin

D) Dry skin

A

D- dry skin

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55
Q

The spleen is part of the___.

A) circulatory system

B) reproductive system

C) endocrine system

D) lymphatic/immune system

A

D- lymphatic/immune system

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56
Q

One primary lesion that doesn’t require a medical referral is__.

A) macule

B) pustule

C) papule

D) cyst

A

A- macule

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57
Q

Disulfide bonds can be broken by___.

A) pH

B) heat

C) Chemical relaxers

D) water

A

C- Chemical relaxers

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58
Q

To help soften follicle accumulation you should use___.

A) brushing

B) A galvanic machine

C) steam

D) High frequency current

A

C-steam

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59
Q

Alipidic skin is known as___.

A) dry skin

B) combination skin

C) normal skin

D) oily skin

A

A- dry skin

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60
Q

The nerve that supplies impulses to the upper part of the face is the___.

A) ophthalmic nerve

B) maxillary nerve

C) infratrochlear nerve

D) mandibular nerve

A

B-Maxillary nerve

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61
Q

Severely cracked or chapped hands or lips are examples of___.

A) keloids

B) ulcers

C) fissures

D) crusts

A

C- fissures

62
Q

Natural hair color is the result of__.

A) Chemical cross bonds

B) COHNS elements

C) amino acids

D) melanin pigment

A

D- melanin pigment

63
Q

The primary actions of high frequency current are thermal and___.

A) tonic

B) therapeutic

C) systematic

D) antiseptic

A

D- antiseptic

64
Q

A standard procedure when preparing the beard for shaving is applying___.

A) astringents

B) toners

C) Hot towels

D) fresheners

A

C- Hot towels

65
Q

The body system that passes on genetic code from one generation to another is the___.

A) integumentary system

B) endocrine system

C) reproductive system

D) lymphatic/immune system

A

C- reproductive system

66
Q

An excoriation might be caused by___.

A) psoriasis

B) A postoperative repair

C) chicken pox

D) Nail biting

A

D- nail biting

67
Q

Natural hair wave patterns are due to__.

A) age

B) genetics

C) melanin pigment

D) hormonal changes

A

B- genetics

68
Q

Skin tissue can be destroyed with overexposure to___.

A) astringent solutions

B) Microcrystals

C) ultraviolet rays

D) alkaline pH products

A

C- ultraviolet rays

69
Q

When shaving, stretching the skin too tightly can cause___.

A) ingrown hairs

B) nicks

C) irritation

D) cuts

A

C- irritation

70
Q

The bones of the fingers are the__.

A) phalanges

B) temporal bones

C) parietal bones

D) metacarpals

A

A- phalanges

71
Q

A disorder of the Sudoriferous glands that can be life-threatening is__.

A) anhidrosis

B) malaria rubra

C) bromhidrosis

D) Hyperhidrosis

A

A- anhidrosis

72
Q

Dandruff is due to___.

A) an acute, deep-seated bacterial infection

B) A fungus called Malassezia

C) genetics

D) an active inflammatory process

A

B- A fungus called malassezia

73
Q

To heat and relax a skin without increasing overall body temperature you use___.

A) galvanic currents

B) infrared rays

C) Microcurrents

D) ultraviolet rays

A

B- infrared rays

74
Q

To stretch or hold the skin firmly during the shave you should keep your fingers__.

A) gloved

B) dry

C) moist

D) powdered

A

B- dry

75
Q

Blood vessels that bring nutrients to the cells and carry away waste materials are called___.

A) capillaries

B) arteries

C) arterioles

D) venules

A

A- capillaries

76
Q

Foul smelling perspiration could be caused by___.

A) malaria rubra

B) Anhidrosis

C) bromhidrosis

D) Hyperhidrosis

A

C- bromhidrosis

77
Q

The number of hairs on the head varies with the hairs___.

A) porosity

B) elasticity

C) Color

D) coarseness

A

C- color

78
Q

To perform desincrustation, a solution is applied to the skin surface that is___.

A) astringent

B) basic

C) Ion containing water soluble

D) acid-based

A

D- acid based

79
Q

To establish proportionate design lines and contours, you use___.

A) partings

B) reference points

C) guides

D) cutting lines

A

B- reference points

80
Q

The type of muscle not duplicated anywhere else in the body is the__.

A) striped muscle

B) cardiac muscle

C) striated muscle

D) non-striated muscle

A

B- cardiac muscle

81
Q

A change in the pigmentation of the skin, known as a liver spot in older adults, is called___.

A) leukoderma

B) nevus

C) lentigines

D) chloemasma

A

C- lentigines

82
Q

Wet hair has a tendency to stick to__.

A) synthetic material

B) vinyl capes

C) Terry cloth

D) nylon capes

A

B- vinyl capes

83
Q

To produce chemical and ionic reactions in the skin, you use__.

A) ultraviolet rays

B) Tesla current

C) galvanic current

D) High frequency current

A

C- galvanic current

84
Q

The quality of a forms surface is called its__.

A) proportion

B) design texture

C) trough

D) weight line

A

B- design texture

85
Q

When oxygen is combined with a substance, the substances is said to be__.

A) oxidized

B) United

C) blended

D) reduced

A

A- oxidized

86
Q

If the thickening of a callus grows inward, it becomes a__.

A) blemish

B) verruca

C) corn

D) wart

A

C- corn

87
Q

This shampooing method where the client bends his head forward over the shampoo bowl or sink is the___.

A) massage message

B) draping method

C) inclined method

D) reclined method

A

C- inclined method

88
Q

The follicle size of oily skin is__.

A) deeper

B) rounder

C) smaller

D) larger

A

D- larger

89
Q

The line used to create one length low elevation or blunt haircut designs is the__.

A) vertical line

B) curved line

C) diagonal line

D) horizontal line

A

D) horizontal line

90
Q

Ingredients and wrinkle treatment creams are hormones and__.

A) glycerin

B) starch

C) hydrolyzed protein

D) collagen

A

D- collagen

91
Q

Eyes that are pink and skin that is sensitive to light are characteristics of__.

A) hyperpigmentation

B) albinism

C) vitiligo

D) Lentigines

A

B- Albinism

92
Q

The fifth cranial nerve is known as the__

A) Facial nerve

B) cervical nerve

C) Trigeminal nerve

D) accessory nerve

A

C- Trigeminal nerve

93
Q

Cleansing creams___.

A) prevent moisture from evaporating

B) dissolve dirt and make up

C) re-balance the pH of the skin

D) soften the skin

A

B- dissolve dirt and make up

94
Q

Cutting the hair in the same direction in which it grows is called cutting__.

A) with a circular motion

B) with the grain

C) against the grain

D) across the grain

A

B- With the grain

95
Q

To remove hair by pulling it out of the follicle you would use a(n)___.

A) depilatory

B) mask

C) epilator

D) pack

A

C- epilator

96
Q

Sores that do not heal may be a symptom of__.

A) hypertrophies

B) dyschromias

C) skin cancer

D) disorders of the sudoriferous glands

A

C- skin cancer

97
Q

A beneficial result obtained by the proper massage is__.

A) blood circulation is increased

B) nerves are aggravated

C) blood circulation is decreased

D) muscle fiber is reduced

A

A- blood circulation is increased

98
Q

An example of an astringent is__.

A) witch hazel

B) paraffin wax

C) humectants

D) emollients

A

A- witch hazel

99
Q

The amount of tension used on straight hair to create precise lines is__.

A) Minimum

B) Maximum

C) medium

D) moderate

A

B- maximum

100
Q

The volt measures__.

A) electrical pressure

B) electrical resistance

C) strength or rate of electric current

D) amount of electric energy used in one second

A

A- electrical pressure

101
Q

The cutting technique used for longer, tightly curled hair lengths that require more sculpting is___.

A) razor

B) freehand clipper

C) freehand shear

D) clipper over comb

A

B- freehand clipper

102
Q

The cut that will look soft and textured and conform to the head shape without weight lines or corners is the__.

A) graduated cut

B) uniform layered cut

C) Long layered cut

D) Blunt cut

A

B- Uniform layered cut

103
Q

A written summary of your education and work experience is a__.

A) template

B) resume

C) portfolio

D) cover letter

A

B- resume

104
Q

Chemical reactions among proteins produce___.

A) peptide linkages

B) alkaline substances

C) glycerol monothioglycolates

D) ammonium sulfites

A

A- peptide linkages

105
Q

To replace ammonia, ammonia free waves use___.

A) alkanolamines

B) cysteamines

C) busilfites

D) mercaptamines

A

A- alkanolamines

106
Q

You would use a light stroke of the razor with very little pressure on___.

A) thick hair

B) fine hair

C) medium textured hair

D) coarse hair

A

B- fine hair

107
Q

To set a pattern in the hair that will form the basis for a hairstyle you use__.

A) pin curls

B) curling irons

C) rollers

D) hair wraps

A

C- rollers

108
Q

On your resume you should not state your__.

A) salary history

B) past accomplishments

C) professional references

D) skills mastered at other jobs

A

A- Salary history

109
Q

Cysteine is a(n)___.

A) reducing agent

B) amino acid

C) alkali

D) oxidizing agent

A

B- amino acid

110
Q

A resistance strength of chemical waving products should be used on__.

A) porous hair

B) hair with less porosity

C) damaged hair

D) tinted hair

A

B- hair with less porosity

111
Q

To cut where the top of the crest area looks squared off when viewed from the front is the__.

A) fade style

B) flat top

C) taper cut

D) precision cut

A

B- flat top

112
Q

To perform a thermal waving you use__.

A) flat irons

B) heated pressing combs

C) Marcel irons

D) blow dryers

A

C- Marcel irons

113
Q

On your resume, begin accomplishment statements with___.

A) qualifying words

B) absolutes

C) action verbs

D) keywords

A

C- action verbs

114
Q

The wrap used with short rods or short lengths of hair is the___.

A) Single and wrap

B) double and wrap

C) Bookend wrap

D) double flat wrap

A

C- Bookend wrap

115
Q

Texturizers and chemical blowouts are performed with a___.

A) Guanidine hydroxide relaxer

B) lithium hydroxide relaxer

C) potassium hydroxide relaxer

D) Thio relaxer

A

D) Thio relaxers

116
Q

The haircut that is cut with shears to create short, uniform layers is the__.

A) pompadour fade

B) flat top

C) classic Caesar

D) crew cut

A

C- classic Caesar

117
Q

A guide to the actions of the organization that lays the foundation for how your company’s strategies are created is called a(n)___.

A) organizational plan

B) marketing plan

C) Mission statement

D) vision statement

A

C) Mission statement

118
Q

A client consultation should take a(n)__.

A) Half hour

B) full appointment

C) few minutes

D) hour

A

C- few minutes

119
Q

To smooth out the wrapping of uneven hair lengths, you use___..

A) fishhooks

B) relaxers

C) conditioners

D) end papers

A

D- end papers

120
Q

A chemical blowout removes some but not all___.

A) elasticity

B) curl

C) body

D) moisture

A

B- curl

121
Q

For trimming excess hair in or around the ears, you could use__.

A) shears

B) an outliner

C) A straight razor

D) and electric razor

A

B- an outliner

122
Q

Supplies used in daily business operations are___.

A) retail supplies

B) consumption supplies

C) merchandise supplies

D) Service supplies

A

B- consumption supplies

123
Q

If the elasticity is good, after stretching hair it will___.

A) tangle

B) curl

C) expand

D) contract

A

D- contract

124
Q

Rods used for a body wave that serve as a foundation for further styling are___.

A) concave rods

B) large, straight rods

C) Bender rods

D) circle tool rods

A

B- large, straight rods

125
Q

Styling products use as part of the finishing process of a curl reformation are___.

A) moisturizers

B) conditioners

C) Texturizers

D) pomades

A

A- moisturizers

126
Q

Popular for both men and women during the 1920s and 1930s was___.

A) scrunch styling

B) finger waving

C) defused drying

D) braiding

A

B- finger waving

127
Q

Most new shops begin operating at full capacity in___.

A) 3 months

B) 6 months

C) 2 years

D) 1 year

A

B- 6 months

128
Q

The diameter of a single strand of hair is the measure of hair__.

A) texture

B) elasticity

C) porosity

D) density

A

A- texture

129
Q

Half off-bass rod replacement results in__.

A) The least amount of volume

B) medium movement

C) greater volume at the scalp area

D) maximum movement

A

B) medium movement

130
Q

Wet hair that does not return to its original length when stretched has__.

A) Low elasticity

B) Low porosity

C) high porosity

D) normal elasticity

A

A- Low elasticity

131
Q

During the 18th century, the front section of hair was called the__.

A) Club

B) Periwig

C) queue

D) toupee

A

D- toupee

132
Q

The best form of advertising for your barber shop or services are__.

A) giveaway promotional items

B) satisfied clients

C) social media posts

D) television ads

A

B- Satisfied clients

133
Q

To chemically oxidize hair, thio relaxing products require a(n)___.

A) texturizer

B) activator

C) neutralizer

D) moisturizer

A

C- neutralizer

134
Q

The wrapping pattern where all rods within a panel are positioned in the same direction on equal-size bases is the___.

A) curvature wrap

B) piggy back wrap

C) Basic wrap

D) bricklayer wrap

A

C- basic wrap

135
Q

The pigment that lies under the natural hair color is___.

A) artificial pigment

B) contributing pigment

C) foundation pigment

D) natural pigment

A

B- Contributing pigment

136
Q

Replacement hair that can last a lifetime if the service is performed properly is___.

A) cell regenerated

B) transplanted

C) synthetic

D) cover-up

A

B- transplanted

137
Q

The night before an examination you should avoid__.

A) rest

B) test taking strategies

C) Reading notes

D) cramming

A

D) cramming

138
Q

Hydroxide relaxers can have a pH over__.

A) 13.0

B) 9.6

C) 10.0

D) 9.0

A

A- 13.0

139
Q

The technique that increases the size of the curl as it nears the scalp area, with a tighter curl at the end is___.

A) croquignole perm wrapping

B) double end wrapping

C) spiral wrapping

D) Bookend wrapping

A

A- croquignole perm wrapping

140
Q

Colors created by mixing equal amounts of two primary colors are___.

A) quaternary

B) secondary

C) tertiary

D) complementary

A

B- Secondary

141
Q

An oral medication for hair replacement, with the potential side effects of weight gain and loss of sexual function is___.

A) finasteride

B) loniten

C) Rogaine

D) Minoxidil

A

A- finasteride

142
Q

The average time a potential employer will spend scanning your resume is__.

A) 45 seconds

B) 1 minute

C) 20 seconds

D) 5 minutes

A

C- 20seconds

143
Q

When waving lotion/solutions break the sulfide bonds, it is called___.

A) lanthionization

B) oxidation

C) reduction

D) reformation

A

C- reduction

144
Q

Waves that require an outside heat source to activate chemical reactions and processing are___.

A) exothermic

B) cold

C) acid balanced

D) endothermic

A

D- endothermic

145
Q

A non-oxidizing hair color that washes out or fades within a few weeks is considered___.

A) temporary

B) Demi permanent

C) permanent

D) semi permanent

A

D- semi permanent

146
Q

A service that could be offered in the Barber shop is___.

A) scalp reduction

B) hair transplantation

C) flap surgery

D) Low light laser therapy

A

D- Low light laser therapy

147
Q

Skills mastered at other jobs that can be put to use in a new position are__.

A) transferable skills

B) Academic skills

C) test taking skills

D) career skills

A

A- Transferable skills

148
Q

Chemical texture products that break chemical bonds and soften and expand the hair are___.

A) acidic substances

B) alkaline substances

C) alkanolamines

D) Mercaptamines

A

B- alkaline substances

149
Q

A limp or weak wave formation with undefined ridges within the S pattern results from___.

A) Overprocessing

B) under processing

C) reconditioning

D) faster processing

A

B- under processing

150
Q

Hair that absorbs the base color of the toner is___.

A) over lightened

B) gray

C) under lightened

D) pre-lightened

A

A- over lightened

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