Milady Braiding And Braid Extension Quiz!
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Do you know how to braid or how to do braid extensions? The most common types of ways to braid extensions are box braids, cornrows, and crochet braids. A braid itself is a complex pattern formed by linking or intermingling two or more strands of flexible material, such as hair. Braids can be created as flat, solid three-stranded structures. This fun little quiz is all about the braid.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
In natural-hairstyling services, texture refers to all BUT which of the following qualities?
- A.
The diameter of the hair
- B.
The feel of the hair
- C.
The length of the hair
- D.
The wave pattern
Correct Answer
C. The length of the hairExplanation
Texture in natural hairstyling services refers to the diameter of the hair, the feel of the hair, and the wave pattern. These qualities determine the overall appearance and style of the hair. However, the length of the hair does not fall under the category of texture. Length refers to the measurement of the hair from the root to the tip and is not directly related to the texture of the hair.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which of the following is recommended for a client with a square face?
- A.
A style with more width at the sides
- B.
A style with height
- C.
Using bangs or sweep braids across the forehead
- D.
Framing the face with longer braids
Correct Answer
D. Framing the face with longer braidsExplanation
Framing the face with longer braids is recommended for a client with a square face. This style helps to soften the angles of the face and create a more balanced and flattering look. The longer braids add length to the face, making it appear less square and more oval-shaped.Rate this question:
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- 3.
The __ face is a too-long oval and requires a style with more width at the sides.
- A.
Pear-shaped
- B.
Elongated
- C.
Oval
- D.
Heart-shaped
Correct Answer
B. ElongatedExplanation
The given statement describes a face shape that is too long and requires a hairstyle with more width at the sides. The term "elongated" accurately describes this type of face shape, as it suggests that the face is stretched out and needs to be balanced with a wider style.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which brush is recommended for scalp stimulation and removal of dirt and lint from the locks?
- A.
Vent brush
- B.
Boar-bristle brush
- C.
Nylon-bristle brush
- D.
Square paddle brush
Correct Answer
B. Boar-bristle brushExplanation
A boar-bristle brush is recommended for scalp stimulation and removal of dirt and lint from the locks. Boar bristles are gentle on the scalp and help to distribute natural oils from the scalp to the ends of the hair, resulting in healthier and shinier locks. The bristles also effectively remove dirt and lint from the hair, leaving it clean and free from debris.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which of the following is a characteristic of Kanekalon?
- A.
It closely mimics human hair
- B.
It is not very durable
- C.
It is not heat-resistant
- D.
It is prone to tangling
Correct Answer
A. It closely mimics human hairExplanation
Kanekalon is a type of synthetic fiber commonly used in wigs and hair extensions. It is known for closely mimicking the texture and appearance of human hair, making it a popular choice for those seeking a natural look. Unlike other synthetic fibers, Kanekalon is designed to be soft and silky, providing a realistic feel and movement. This characteristic sets it apart from other options and makes it a preferred choice for individuals looking for a hair alternative that closely resembles their natural hair.Rate this question:
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- 6.
When curly hair is braided wet, it __ as it dries.
- A.
Falls apart
- B.
Remains unchanged
- C.
Expands
- D.
Shrinks
Correct Answer
D. ShrinksExplanation
When curly hair is braided wet, it shrinks as it dries. This is because curly hair has a natural tendency to contract and become shorter when it dries. When the hair is braided, it is stretched out and held in place. However, as the hair dries, it loses moisture and returns to its natural curly state, causing it to shrink and become shorter in length.Rate this question:
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- 7.
A(n)__braid is created using a three-strand underhand braid technique where strands are woven under the center strand.
- A.
French
- B.
Inverted
- C.
Visible
- D.
Invisible
Correct Answer
C. VisibleExplanation
A visible braid is created using a three-strand underhand braid technique where strands are woven under the center strand. This means that the braid is done in such a way that all three strands are visible and can be seen intertwining with each other.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Single braids can move:
- A.
In any direction
- B.
From side to side
- C.
Up and down
- D.
Diagonally
Correct Answer
A. In any directionExplanation
Single braids can move in any direction because they are not restricted to a specific path or motion. Unlike certain hairstyles or braiding techniques that limit the movement to a single direction, single braids can be easily maneuvered in various ways. This flexibility allows for more versatility and styling options, making it easier to create different looks and experiment with different hairstyles. Whether it's moving from side to side, up and down, or diagonally, single braids offer the freedom to be styled in any direction desired.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Extensions for single braids are integrated into natural hair using the:
- A.
Two-strand overhand technique
- B.
Three-strand underhand technique
- C.
Individual braid technique
- D.
Medium to large techniques
Correct Answer
B. Three-strand underhand techniqueExplanation
The correct answer is the three-strand underhand technique. This technique involves dividing the natural hair into three sections and crossing the outer sections under the middle section, alternating from left to right. This creates a braid that integrates the extensions with the natural hair. The two-strand overhand technique involves crossing the outer sections over the middle section, while the individual braid technique involves braiding each extension individually. The medium to large techniques do not specifically refer to the integration of extensions into natural hair.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the following is NOT a basic method of locking?
- A.
The comb technique
- B.
Braids or extensions
- C.
The palm roll
- D.
The block roll
Correct Answer
D. The block rollExplanation
The block roll is not a basic method of locking. The comb technique, braids or extensions, and the palm roll are all commonly used methods for creating and maintaining locks in hair. However, the block roll is not a recognized technique in the context of hair locking.Rate this question:
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- 11.
In some African tribes, different styles of braiding indicated:
- A.
A person's social status
- B.
The family to which the person belonged
- C.
Whether the person had children
- D.
Whether the person was married
Correct Answer
A. A person's social statusExplanation
Different styles of braiding in some African tribes were used to indicate a person's social status. This means that the way a person braided their hair would communicate their position or rank within the community. The specific style chosen would convey information about their social standing, distinguishing them from others and reflecting their importance or role in society.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What is the most important feature of the wide-toothed comb?
- A.
The length of the teeth
- B.
The distance between the teeth
- C.
The material from which the comb is made
- D.
The sharpness of the teeth
Correct Answer
B. The distance between the teethExplanation
The most important feature of the wide-toothed comb is the distance between the teeth. Wide-toothed combs are specifically designed to detangle and style thick, curly, or textured hair. The wider spacing between the teeth allows the comb to glide through the hair more easily, reducing breakage and damage. This feature is especially beneficial for people with fragile or easily tangled hair, as it helps to minimize pulling and snagging while combing.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Most human hair used for hair extensions is imported from which part of the world?
- A.
South America
- B.
Asia
- C.
Eastern Europe
- D.
South Africa
Correct Answer
B. AsiaExplanation
Asia is the correct answer because it is the largest supplier of human hair used for hair extensions. Countries like India and China are major exporters of human hair, providing a wide range of textures and qualities that cater to the diverse needs of the hair extension industry.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Blowdrying does NOT:
- A.
Soften the hair
- B.
Dry wet hair quickly
- C.
Make hair more manageable for combing
- D.
Tighten and shrink the wave pattern
Correct Answer
D. Tighten and shrink the wave patternExplanation
Blowdrying does not tighten and shrink the wave pattern because heat and airflow from the blowdryer can actually loosen and straighten the hair.Rate this question:
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- 15.
The fishtail braid is best done on:
- A.
Long, layered hair
- B.
Short,layered hair
- C.
Long,non-layered hair
- D.
Short,non-layered hair
Correct Answer
C. Long,non-layered hairExplanation
The fishtail braid is best done on long, non-layered hair because this type of hair provides a smooth and even base for creating the braid. Layered hair can make it difficult to achieve a clean and neat fishtail braid, as the layers may stick out or create uneven sections. Additionally, shorter hair may not have enough length to create the desired effect of a fishtail braid. Therefore, long, non-layered hair is the ideal hair type for achieving a beautiful and well-defined fishtail braid.Rate this question:
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- 16.
How long does a tree braiding service take?
- A.
1 hour
- B.
4 hours
- C.
6 hours
- D.
90 minutes
Correct Answer
B. 4 hoursExplanation
The correct answer is 4 hours because tree braiding is a time-consuming process that involves braiding extensions into the natural hair. This technique requires precision and attention to detail, which takes a significant amount of time to complete. Additionally, the length and thickness of the hair can also affect the duration of the service. Therefore, it is reasonable to expect that a tree braiding service would take approximately 4 hours to finish.Rate this question:
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- 17.
During which developmental phase of locks can a build be felt at the end of each lock?
- A.
Sprouting stage
- B.
Growing stage
- C.
Prelock stage
- D.
Maturation stage
Correct Answer
A. Sprouting stageExplanation
During the sprouting stage of locks, a build can be felt at the end of each lock. This is because during this phase, the hair follicles start to produce new hair strands, which can be felt as a build or growth at the end of each lock.Rate this question:
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- 18.
During which developmental phase of locks foes the hair begin to regain length?
- A.
Sprouting stage
- B.
Growing stage
- C.
Prelock stage
- D.
Maturation stage
Correct Answer
B. Growing stageExplanation
The growing stage is the phase of hair development when the hair begins to regain length. This stage follows the sprouting stage, during which the hair follicle forms, and precedes the maturation stage, when the hair fully develops. The prelock stage is not a recognized phase of hair development.Rate this question:
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- 19.
During the first developmental phase of locks, the hair coil:
- A.
Is rough in texture
- B.
Has a matte texture
- C.
Is straight
- D.
Has an open end
Correct Answer
D. Has an open endExplanation
During the first developmental phase of locks, the hair coil has an open end. This means that the hair coil is not fully formed or closed at one end. It suggests that the hair is still growing and in the process of developing into a complete coil.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Which of these is a braid created with two strands that are twisted around each other?
- A.
Fishtail braid
- B.
Invisible braid
- C.
Rope braid
- D.
Single braid
Correct Answer
C. Rope braidExplanation
A rope braid is created by twisting two strands of hair around each other. This creates a structured and rope-like appearance, with the two strands tightly intertwined. The fishtail braid involves weaving small sections of hair from two larger sections, creating a fishtail-like pattern. An invisible braid is created by weaving small sections of hair under larger sections, giving the illusion of an invisible braid. A single braid is a basic three-strand braid, without any twisting or weaving involved.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Which of these separate networks of curly, textured hair that have been intertwined and meshed together?
- A.
French braids
- B.
Locks
- C.
Cornrows
- D.
Canerows
Correct Answer
B. LocksExplanation
Locks are a separate network of curly, textured hair that has been intertwined and meshed together. Unlike French braids, cornrows, or canerows, locks are formed by allowing the hair to naturally mat and form into thick, rope-like strands. This process involves minimal manipulation and maintenance, resulting in a unique and distinct hairstyle.Rate this question:
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- 22.
A__ is used to dry hair without disturbing the finished look and without dehydrating the hair.
- A.
Hood dryer
- B.
Pick nozzle
- C.
Concentrator
- D.
Diffuser
Correct Answer
D. DiffuserExplanation
A diffuser is used to dry hair without disturbing the finished look and without dehydrating the hair. It is a tool that is attached to the end of a hairdryer and has multiple prongs or fingers that disperse the airflow. This helps to evenly distribute the heat and air, reducing frizz and maintaining the natural texture of the hair. The diffuser is particularly useful for those with curly or wavy hair, as it helps to enhance and define the curls while minimizing damage.Rate this question:
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- 23.
The practice of overlapping two strands to form a candy can effect is known as:
- A.
Twisting
- B.
Weaving
- C.
Plaiting
- D.
Inverting
Correct Answer
A. TwistingExplanation
The practice of overlapping two strands to form a candy cane effect is known as twisting. This involves intertwining two strands of material, such as hair or thread, by rotating them around each other. This technique creates a twisted appearance and is commonly used in various crafts, hairstyling, and textile arts.Rate this question:
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- 24.
When performing a braiding service, it is recommended that you use __ to create shapes and finished looks, and to trim bangs and excess extension material.
- A.
2 inch scissors
- B.
3 inch scissors
- C.
5 inch scissors
- D.
8 inch scissors
Correct Answer
C. 5 inch scissorsExplanation
When performing a braiding service, it is recommended to use 5 inch scissors. This length is ideal for creating shapes and finished looks in the hair, as well as for trimming bangs and excess extension material. The longer length of 5 inches provides better control and precision while cutting, making it easier to achieve desired results. Using shorter or longer scissors may not provide the same level of accuracy and may lead to uneven or jagged cuts.Rate this question:
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- 25.
The term__ refers to narrow rows of invisible braids that lie close to the scalp and are created with a 3-strand, on-the-scalp braiding technique.
- A.
Cornrows
- B.
Locks
- C.
Twists
- D.
Dreadlocks
Correct Answer
A. CornrowsExplanation
Cornrows refer to narrow rows of invisible braids that lie close to the scalp and are created with a 3-strand, on-the-scalp braiding technique. This hairstyle involves braiding the hair tightly against the scalp in a straight line, creating rows that resemble corn kernels. Cornrows are a popular and versatile hairstyle that can be worn by people of all ages and hair types. They can be styled in various patterns and designs, and are often adorned with beads or other accessories. Cornrows are known for their durability and low maintenance, making them a practical choice for many individuals.Rate this question:
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Which of these is a tool that separates the hair as it combs, and is recommended for detangling wet curly hair?
- A.
Finishing comb
- B.
Double-toothed comb
- C.
Tail comb
- D.
Cutting comb
Correct Answer
B. Double-toothed combExplanation
A double-toothed comb is a tool that separates the hair as it combs, making it easier to detangle wet curly hair. The double teeth help to gently untangle knots and prevent breakage, making it a recommended tool for this specific hair type and condition. A finishing comb is used for styling and smoothing hair, a tail comb is used for creating precise partings and sections, and a cutting comb is used for cutting and styling hair.Rate this question:
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- 27.
A __ is recommended for lifting and separating textured hair.
- A.
Inverted braid
- B.
Single braid
- C.
Plait
- D.
Fishtail braid
Correct Answer
A. Inverted braidExplanation
An inverted braid is recommended for lifting and separating textured hair. This type of braid starts from the nape of the neck and works its way up, creating a lifted and voluminous look. It is especially effective for adding texture and definition to hair that has natural waves or curls. The inverted braid technique involves crossing the strands under each other instead of over, which helps to create a unique and eye-catching hairstyle.Rate this question:
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Which type of brush is recommended for releasing tangles, knots, and snarls in short, textured hair and long,straight hair?
- A.
Square paddle brush
- B.
Boar-bristle brush
- C.
Vent brush
- D.
Natural hairbrush
Correct Answer
A. Square paddle brushExplanation
A square paddle brush is recommended for releasing tangles, knots, and snarls in both short, textured hair and long, straight hair. The square shape and wide surface of the brush allow for easy detangling and smoothing of the hair. It is also effective in distributing natural oils from the scalp to the ends of the hair, promoting overall hair health.Rate this question:
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What is the benefit of mixing yak hair with human hair?
- A.
It makes the hair easier to color
- B.
It eliminates the need to wash the hair
- C.
It helps to remove the manufactored style
- D.
It makes the hair easier to style
Correct Answer
C. It helps to remove the manufactored styleExplanation
Mixing yak hair with human hair helps to remove the manufactured style.Rate this question:
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Which of these terms does NOT refer to the three-strand braid produced with an overhand technique?
- A.
French braid
- B.
Invisible braid
- C.
Inverted braid
- D.
Rope braid
Correct Answer
D. Rope braidExplanation
The term "rope braid" does not refer to the three-strand braid produced with an overhand technique. The other three terms, French braid, invisible braid, and inverted braid, all refer to different variations of the three-strand braid produced with an overhand technique. However, a rope braid is created by twisting two strands of hair around each other in the same direction, giving it a rope-like appearance.Rate this question:
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The __method involves applying extensions to cornrows by building the braid up strand by strand.
- A.
Feed-in
- B.
Over-weave
- C.
Draw-down
- D.
Button-through
Correct Answer
A. Feed-inExplanation
The correct answer is "feed-in". This method involves adding extensions to cornrows by gradually building the braid up strand by strand. The extensions are carefully incorporated into the braid to create a natural and seamless look. This technique allows for a more controlled and precise application of the extensions, resulting in a more natural and blended outcome.Rate this question:
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- 32.
A finishing comb is usually__in length.
- A.
3-4 inches
- B.
5-6 inches
- C.
6-8 inches
- D.
8-10 inches
Correct Answer
D. 8-10 inchesExplanation
A finishing comb is typically longer in length, ranging from 8 to 10 inches. This length allows for better control and precision when styling and grooming hair. It also ensures that the comb can reach through the hair easily, making it suitable for various hair lengths and textures.Rate this question:
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- 33.
The flat leather pad with very close, fine teeth used to sandwich human hair extensions is called a:
- A.
Book board
- B.
Drawing board
- C.
Flat iron
- D.
Leather clamp
Correct Answer
B. Drawing boardExplanation
The flat leather pad with very close, fine teeth used to sandwich human hair extensions is called a "drawing board." These tools are commonly used in the process of attaching hair extensions by clamping or bonding them to natural hair strands. The fine teeth help secure the extensions firmly in place.Rate this question:
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