How Well Can You Recognize Tattoo Symbols?

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How Well Can You Recognize Tattoo Symbols? - Quiz

Tattoos are great! It makes you look attractive! They are a body modification of some sort that is created with dyes or pigments. Some consider tattoos weird. Do you share the same thought? Whether your tattoo is temporary or permanent, you have got nice art on your body. Check out this quiz if you love tattoos.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    How many types of tattoos exist?

    • A.

      Three 

    • B.

      Two

    • C.

      Four 

    • D.

      Five 

    Correct Answer
    A. Three 
    Explanation
    There are three types of tattoos that exist.

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  • 2. 

    What is the tattoo made on livestock called?

    • A.

      Identity 

    • B.

      Ear notch

    • C.

      Body marking 

    • D.

      Branding 

    Correct Answer
    D. Branding 
    Explanation
    Branding is the correct answer because it refers to the process of marking livestock with a hot iron to create a permanent identification mark. This mark is typically a symbol or a combination of letters and numbers that is unique to a particular owner or farm. Branding is commonly used in the livestock industry to prevent theft and to keep track of individual animals for record-keeping purposes. It is a widely recognized and traditional method of identification for livestock.

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  • 3. 

    What type of tattoo is natural?

    • A.

      Traumatic tattoo

    • B.

      Amateur tattoo

    • C.

      Traditional tattoo

    • D.

      Modern tattoo 

    Correct Answer
    A. Traumatic tattoo
    Explanation
    A traumatic tattoo refers to a type of tattoo that occurs when foreign substances, such as dirt or asphalt, are embedded into the skin during an accident or injury. Unlike other types of tattoos that are intentionally created using ink, a traumatic tattoo is natural in the sense that it is not deliberately applied. This type of tattoo can be caused by incidents like road accidents or explosions, where debris or particles become embedded in the skin, resulting in a permanent mark.

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  • 4. 

    What kind of tattoo is peculiar to coal miners?

    • A.

      Traumatic tattoo

    • B.

      Permanent tattoo

    • C.

      Medical tattoo

    • D.

      Temporary tattoo

    Correct Answer
    A. Traumatic tattoo
    Explanation
    A traumatic tattoo is a type of tattoo that is peculiar to coal miners. This type of tattoo occurs when coal dust or other substances become embedded in the skin due to work-related injuries or accidents. The particles of coal or other materials create a permanent mark on the skin, resembling a tattoo. This type of tattoo is unique to coal miners and is a result of their occupational hazards and exposure to coal dust.

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  • 5. 

    What kind of tattoo is primarily not for aesthetics?

    • A.

      Natural tattoo 

    • B.

      Functional tattoo

    • C.

      Medical tattoo

    • D.

      Permanent tattoo

    Correct Answer
    B. Functional tattoo
    Explanation
    A functional tattoo is primarily not for aesthetics because its main purpose is to serve a specific function rather than being purely decorative. Unlike other types of tattoos that are primarily chosen for their visual appeal, a functional tattoo is designed to have a practical use or purpose. This could include tattoos that are used for identification, such as barcode tattoos, or tattoos that serve a specific function, such as medical alert tattoos that provide important medical information in case of emergencies.

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  • 6. 

    What century saw the rise in the wearing of tattoo?

    • A.

      16th century 

    • B.

      18th century 

    • C.

      21st century 

    • D.

      20th century 

    Correct Answer
    B. 18th century 
    Explanation
    The 18th century saw the rise in the wearing of tattoos. During this time, sailors and explorers began to adopt tattoos as a form of personal expression and identification. The popularity of tattoos among sailors spread to other groups, such as soldiers and criminals, and eventually became more mainstream. The 18th century marked a significant shift in societal attitudes towards tattoos, with an increasing number of people embracing them as a form of body art.

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  • 7. 

    Who is the first professional tattooist in UK?

    • A.

      ​​​​Sutherland Macdonald

    • B.

      Nath Oman 

    • C.

      Tim Carter 

    • D.

      Roma Thicker 

    Correct Answer
    A. ​​​​Sutherland Macdonald
    Explanation
    Sutherland Macdonald is considered the first professional tattooist in the UK. He established his tattoo studio in London in the late 19th century and gained recognition for his skill and artistry in tattooing. Macdonald's work helped popularize tattoos as a form of art and contributed to the growth of the tattoo industry in the UK.

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  • 8. 

    Which of these is not a prelaser tattoo removal method?

    • A.

      Dermabrasion

    • B.

      Salabrasion

    • C.

      Cryosurgery 

    • D.

      Skin grafting 

    Correct Answer
    D. Skin grafting 
    Explanation
    Skin grafting is not a prelaser tattoo removal method. Prelaser tattoo removal methods involve removing the tattoo ink from the skin before using laser treatments. Dermabrasion, salabrasion, and cryosurgery are all prelaser tattoo removal methods that involve physically removing the top layers of skin to fade or remove the tattoo. Skin grafting, on the other hand, is a surgical procedure where healthy skin is taken from one area of the body and transplanted to another area, typically used for reconstructive purposes rather than tattoo removal.

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  • 9. 

    Which of these is not a type of temporary tattoo?

    • A.

      Metallic jewelry tattoo 

    • B.

      Decal-style tattoo

    • C.

      Airbrush temporary tattoo

    • D.

      German roll tattoo 

    Correct Answer
    D. German roll tattoo 
    Explanation
    The other options listed are all types of temporary tattoos that are commonly available. Metallic jewelry tattoos are temporary tattoos that mimic the appearance of metallic jewelry. Decal-style tattoos are temporary tattoos that are applied using water and are similar to traditional stick-on tattoos. Airbrush temporary tattoos are created using an airbrush machine and stencils. German roll tattoo is not a recognized type of temporary tattoo, making it the correct answer.

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  • 10. 

    What part of the bible prohibits tattoo?

    • A.

      Deuteronomy 12 

    • B.

      Leviticus 19

    • C.

      Amos 7

    • D.

      Zechariah 18

    Correct Answer
    B. Leviticus 19
    Explanation
    Leviticus 19 is the correct answer because it contains a verse that prohibits the Israelites from getting tattoos. In Leviticus 19:28, it states, "You shall not make any cuts on your body for the dead or tattoo yourselves: I am the Lord." This verse is often cited by those who believe that getting tattoos goes against biblical teachings.

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