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Men's Haircutting and Styling

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The art of haircutting involves the ____ of the hair.
a.
design
c.
shaping
b.
cutting
d.
All answers are correct.
 

 2. 

Any hairstyle that maintains or creates the impression of a(n) ____ shape is usually suitable.
a.
oval
c.
diamond
b.
inverted triangular
d.
round
 

 3. 

An off-center part ____ a round face.
a.
does not look good on
c.
highlights
b.
broadens
d.
slims
 

 4. 

A pear-shaped face might benefit from a ____.
a.
close cut at the top
c.
beard
b.
close cut at the sides
d.
clean-shaven face
 

 5. 

The styling guidelines for a(n) ____ face are to shorten the face.
a.
oblong
c.
round
b.
oval
d.
inverted triangular
 

 6. 

For a client with a(n) ____ profile, the aim should be to conceal both forehead and chin.
a.
diamond-shaped
c.
oval
b.
angular
d.
convex
 

 7. 

The ____ bone is located at the base of the skull.
a.
occipital
c.
apex
b.
parietal
d.
nape
 

 8. 

The highest point on the head is the ____.
a.
horseshoe
c.
hatband
b.
apex
d.
parietal ridge
 

 9. 

In haircutting, reference points refer to all of the following except the ____.
a.
parietal ridge
c.
nape
b.
apex
d.
occipital bone
 

 10. 

The four corners are located by ____.
a.
drawing a line from the nape to the crown and from ear to ear
b.
drawing a line from the parietal ridge to the apex
c.
crossing two diagonal lines at the apex
d.
crossing two perpendicular lines at the apex
 

 11. 

____ cutting lines are perpendicular to the floor.
a.
Horizontal
c.
Parallel
b.
Vertical
d.
Perpendicular
 

 12. 

A stacked, layered effect at the perimeter is created with ____ cutting lines.
a.
vertical
c.
diagonal
b.
horizontal
d.
traveling
 

 13. 

An angle is formed when ____.
a.
two lines or surfaces intersect
c.
the cutting lines cross the parietal ridge
b.
three lines intersect
d.
the hair is cut parallel to the floor
 

 14. 

____ is produced with 0-degree elevation.
a.
Weight
c.
Maximum length at the perimeter
b.
Bulk
d.
All answers are correct.
 

 15. 

A 90-degree elevation is ____ in men’s haircutting.
a.
only used for a clipper cut
c.
most commonly used
b.
used to create a single length
d.
almost never used
 

 16. 

An elevation of 0 to 45 degrees is considered ____ elevation.
a.
low
c.
high
b.
medium
d.
normal
 

 17. 

The outer perimeter of the haircut is known as the ____.
a.
heavy perimeter
c.
fall line
b.
design line
d.
elevation
 

 18. 

A stationary guideline is used to create all of the following except ____.
a.
solid-form blunt cuts
c.
extra length within a section
b.
overall long layers
d.
even layering
 

 19. 

When a section of hair is held for cutting, the tension is ____.
a.
how the hair flows over the comb
c.
the amount of pressure applied
b.
the length of the hair
d.
the amount that the hair stretches
 

 20. 

Use minimal to moderate tension when cutting ____ hair.
a.
curly or wavy
c.
wet
b.
straight
d.
fine
 

 21. 

Outlining is the process of marking the perimeter of the haircut in the front, over the ears, and at the sides and ____.
a.
parietal ridge
c.
crown
b.
apex
d.
nape
 

 22. 

To maintain good control of the hair when performing fingers-and-shear cutting, the hair must be ____ and uniformly moist.
a.
clean
c.
parted 10 times
b.
warm
d.
None of the answers are correct.
 

 23. 

Rolling the comb out is used as part of the ____ technique.
a.
stacked and rolled
c.
shear-over-comb
b.
fingers-over-comb
d.
comb-over-shears
 

 24. 

____ is particularly effective for thinning out hollows, whorls, and ragged patches.
a.
Outlining
c.
The shear-over-comb technique
b.
Shear-point tapering
d.
The clipper technique
 

 25. 

The ____ is used for arching.
a.
comb
c.
outliner
b.
points of the shears
d.
clippers
 

 26. 

When cutting ____ or hair that does not grow uniformly, the best method is to cut in a circular motion.
a.
short hair
c.
curls
b.
straight hair
d.
whorls
 

 27. 

Cutting against the grain involves cutting the hair ____.
a.
in the opposite direction from which it grows
b.
in the same direction in which it grows
c.
from the bottom to the top
d.
from the top to the bottom
 

 28. 

A ____ style “fades to nothing” at the hairline.
a.
fade
c.
crew cut
b.
flat top
d.
Quo Vadis
 

 29. 

____ specific areas of the hair is best done with a razor.
a.
Thinning
c.
Thinning and feathering
b.
Feathering
d.
Combing
 

 30. 

Freehand slicing involves ____.
a.
blending
c.
tapering
b.
razor-over-comb technique
d.
releasing weight from the subsection
 

 31. 

In razor rotation, the razor follows the comb through the hair, ____.
a.
followed by the comb following the razor
b.
until all the hair is cut
c.
then the hair is trimmed with shears
d.
in order to produce a blunt cut
 

 32. 

When removing bulk from the hair, ____.
a.
cut all sections equally
c.
avoid cutting too close to the scalp
b.
cut top surfaces only
d.
cut right by the part line
 

 33. 

One of the most popular types of braiding is ____.
a.
French braids
c.
off-the-scalp cornrows
b.
dreadlocks
d.
on-the-scalp cornrows
 

 34. 

The more coil revolutions within a single strand, the faster the hair will coil and ____.
a.
break
c.
lock
b.
knot
d.
braid
 

 35. 

Twisting, wrapping, and ____ are methods of creating cultivated locks.
a.
palm rolling
c.
palm or finger rolling
b.
finger rolling
d.
cornrows
 



 
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