Braiding And Extensions
This quiz is BRAIDING AND EXTENSIONS from the Milady's Standard Cosmetology Exam Review book.
- 1.The art of braiding, which is an important tradition in many cultures, originated in:
- A.
Africa
- B.
Norway
- C.
India
- D.
Native America
- 2.In traditional cultures, braiding patterns often signified:
- A.
Number of siblings
- B.
Literacy
- C.
Social and matital status
- D.
Manual dexterity
- 3.Natural hairstyling works with the hair's:
- A.
Color
- B.
Length
- C.
Braids
- D.
Curl or coil pattern
- 4.In the context of b raiding, hair texture involes three qualities; wave pattern, feel, and;
- A.
Diameter
- B.
Length
- C.
Symmetry
- D.
Chemical history
- 5.When styling with braids fro a round facial type, it us useful to include:
- A.
Symmetry
- B.
Updo braiding
- C.
Fullness at the sides
- D.
Dreadlocks
- 6.The right tools are essential for braiding, including:
- A.
Large rollers
- B.
Clippers
- C.
A curling iron
- D.
A tail comb
- 7.The material kanekalon is used for:
- A.
Hair treatments
- B.
Synthetic hair extensions
- C.
Hackles
- D.
Drawing boards
- 8.In general, it is best to braid hair:
- A.
After trimming
- B.
When it is damp
- C.
When it is dry
- D.
Without shampooing
- 9.Textured hair presents styling challenges because it is:
- A.
Fragile both wet and dry
- B.
Limp and lacking body
- C.
Straight
- D.
Flyaway
- 10.When preparing textured hair for braiding, separate thicker hair into:
- A.
Few sections
- B.
Uneven sections
- C.
Many sections
- D.
More sections in fromt
- 11.A three-strand braid created with the underhand technique is called a/an:
- A.
Invisible braid
- B.
Rope braid
- C.
Fishtail braid
- D.
Visible braid
- 12.The overhand pick-up technique is used to create:
- A.
An invisible braid
- B.
A rope braid
- C.
Cornrows
- D.
Box braids
- 13.A braid made with two strands twisted around each other is called:
- A.
Natural hairstyling
- B.
Dreadlocks
- C.
Canerows
- D.
A rope braid
- 14.A fishtail braid is a two-strand braid in which hair is:
- A.
Twisted to the left
- B.
Picked up from the sides
- C.
Rolled in a clockwise direction
- D.
Braided underhand
- 15.Single braids, box braids, and invividual braids are all:
- A.
Underhand stitch braids
- B.
Cornrows
- C.
Dreadlocks
- D.
Free-hanging braids
- 16.The partings for single braids can be square, triangular, or:
- A.
Rectangular
- B.
Circular
- C.
Random
- D.
Arc-shaped
- 17.The foundation of beautiful cornrows is:
- A.
The comb technique
- B.
Layering
- C.
Consistent and even partings
- D.
Extensions
- 18.When using the feed-in method of cornrowing, you are adding:
- A.
Large clips
- B.
Extensions
- C.
Ornamation
- D.
Spiral revolutions
- 19.Dreadlocks can be started using the:
- A.
Flat, contoured style
- B.
Brush technique
- C.
On-the-scalp braid technique
- D.
Palm roll
- 20.In the development of dreadlocks, the lock is closed at the end and the hair is tightly meshed into a ropelike cylinder during the:
- A.
Atrophy stage
- B.
Sprouting stage
- C.
Maturation stage
- D.
Growing stage
- 21.Another name for cornrows:
- A.
Tills
- B.
Canerows
- C.
Lines
- D.
Line design
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