Chapter 9
What are the two types of clippers used in barbering?
A. detachable-blade clippers and adjustable-blade clippers.
B. rotary clippers and magnetic clippers
C. double-blade clippers and triple-blade clippers
D. trimmers and outliners
_______ are substances that cannot be reduced to simpler substances
A. Bases
B. Solutes
C. Elements
D. Gases
Single-celled organisms that have characteristics of both plants and animals are called _____.
A. fungi
B. virus
C. bacteria
D. parasites
One of the most important guidelines for social media marketing is: "Be______!"
A. argumentative
B. political
C. visual
D. formal
What type of comb is best for detangling large sections of hair?
A. cutting comb
B. flat handle comb
C. teasing comb
D. wide-toothed comb
How are wave and curl patterns catergorized?
A. by letters and number from 1a-4c
B. in three categories: straight, wavy, and curly
C. by hair strand length
D. by direction the hair grows in
When a substance gains oxygen, the substance is _____.
A. reduced
B. subtracted
C. oxidized
D. suspended
The HIV virus is spread mainly through _____
A. holding hands with an infected person
B. sharing food with an infected person
C. sharing bathroom facilities
D. sharing needles by intravenous drug users
Social media etiquette suggests that you avoid the use of _______.
A. safety standards
B. listening skills
C. foul language
D. common sense
Which product adds a shiny or matte finish to the hair?
A. foam
B. pomade
C. serum
D. volumizer
A. more volume to hairstyles
B. a single hanging level
C. movement and volume
D. a visual buildup of weight
Redox is a contraction for _______
A. oxidation-reduction
B. reduction-oxygenation
C. reaction-oxidation
D. organic reaction
Organisms that grow, feed, and shelter on or in another organism are known as _____
A. saprophytes
B. parasites
C. cocci
D. spore forming
Your social media presence requires ______ attention.
A. hourly
B. daily
C. weekly
D. monthly
What term is used to refer to hair that has never undergone any chemical treatments or exposure to thermal styling tools?
A. co-styling
B. porosity
C. virgin
D. elasticity
Which of the following best describes the clipper-over-comb technique?
A. it is used only on wet hair
B. it is used for creating long haircuts only
C. it allows close cutting to the scalp
D. it requires the comb to be constantly moving
A(n) ______ is a preparation made by dissolving a solid, liquid, or gaseous substance in another substance.
A. suspension
B. ointment
C. emulsion
D. solution
Completely destroying all microbial life including bacterial spores is known as _____
A. cleaning
B. laundering
C. sterilizing
D. sanitizing
Four components of a strong work ethic are ______, integrity, good technical and communication skills, and enthusiasm and passion.
A. compensation
B. motivation
C. recognition
D. grooming
What is the technique called where a blow-dryer is used to dry and style damp hair?
A. air-drying
B. hood drying
C. blow-dry styling
D. scrunch styling
What does the term "cyclical" refer to in the context of haircut styles?
A. blending techniques in taper cuts
B. cutting hair in a circular motion
C. trend of reintroducing basic haircut styles
D. regular or stranded haircut
A product with a pH of 8.9 is considered to be _____.
A. neutral
B. acid
C. alkaline
D. balanced
_______ are a form of formaldehyde, have a very high pH, and can damage the skin and eyes.
A. Phenolic disinfectants
B. Quats
C. Mycobacteria
D. Alcohols
Soft skills are also called ______.
A. Professional image enhancers
B. Communication skills
C. key qualities
D. nonverbal communication signs
What can be achieved using modern approaches to wet and damp styling?
A. long-lasting results for a week
B. styles requiring frequent maintenance
C. soft, more temporary results
D. identical effects as conventional wet sets