Chapter 19-hair Coloring Trivia Quiz
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Most people say that the hair color that one chooses portrays a statement about who they are and it is believed that blondes do have most fun. Are you studying to become a certified hair stylist? Take up the trivia quiz below and get to see how well you understood chapter 19 on hair coloring. All the best and have fun!
- 1.A key factor in determinig appropriate haircoloring services is understanding the client's:
- A.
Age
- B.
Motivation
- C.
Service
- D.
Style
- 2.Once a stylist demonstrates the ability to skillfully color a client's hair, the client will generally:
- A.
Remain loyal
- B.
Switch to a different stylist
- C.
Ask the stylist to remove the haircolor
- D.
Never return to the salon again
- 3.In choosing a hair color for a client, a determining factor is the hair:
- A.
Natural style
- B.
Professional
- C.
Length
- D.
Structure
- 4.The layer of the hair that gives the strength and elastcity is the:
- A.
Cortex layer
- B.
Cuticle layer
- C.
Follicle layer
- D.
Medulla layer
- 5.The outermost layer of the hair that protects and provides strength is the:
- A.
Cuticle layer
- B.
Medulla layer
- C.
Papilla layer
- D.
Structure layer
- 6.In individual hair strands, hair texture is determined by the:
- A.
Cuticle
- B.
Cortex
- C.
Diameter
- D.
Length
- 7.Hair color applied to fine hair may look:
- A.
Darker
- B.
Lighter
- C.
Shorter
- D.
Dull
- 8.Haircoloring services on coarse-textured hair may take:
- A.
Faster to process
- B.
Longer to process
- C.
Porosity to process
- D.
Liquids to process
- 9.Hair with a tight cuticle resistant to moisture or chemicals is defined as having:
- A.
Average porosity
- B.
Poor porosity
- C.
Low porosity
- D.
Porous porosity
- 10.The predominant melanin that gives black or brown color to the hair is:
- A.
Pheomelanin
- B.
Natural melanin
- C.
Individual melanin
- D.
Eumelanin
- 11.Pigment that lies under the natural hair color is the:
- A.
Contibuting pigment
- B.
Combination pigment
- C.
Predominant pigment
- D.
Exposed pigment
- 12.The lightness or darkness of a color is called the:
- A.
Range
- B.
Level
- C.
Pigment
- D.
Degree
- 13.The system used by colorists to analyze the lightness or darkness of a hair color is the:
- A.
Measurement system
- B.
Natural system
- C.
Color system
- D.
Level system
- 14.The color levels are arranged on a scale from:
- A.
1 to 2
- B.
1 to 10
- C.
1 to 5
- D.
0 to 10
- 15.Hair color tones can be described as:
- A.
Warm, neutral, and hot
- B.
Warm, neutral and cool
- C.
Cool, neutral, and even
- D.
Cool, warm and primary
- 16.Colors that absorb light and appear darker than their actual level are:
- A.
Primary colors
- B.
Cool colors
- C.
Warm colors
- D.
Neutral colors
- 17.Warm tones reflect light and may appear:
- A.
Ash
- B.
Smokey
- C.
Cool
- D.
Lighter
- 18.Colors that are described as sandy or tan are considered:
- A.
Primary colors
- B.
Natural colors
- C.
Intensity tones
- D.
Formulations tones
- 19.The first steps in performing a haircolor service is to identify:
- A.
The natural growth pattern
- B.
Natural levels
- C.
Neutral tones
- D.
Intensity tones
- 20.Colors that we see are contained in the:
- A.
Invisible light spectrum
- B.
Color wheel
- C.
Color formulation
- D.
Visable light spectrum
- 21.Artificial hair colors are developed from the primary and secondary colors that form:
- A.
Base colors
- B.
Tonality colors
- C.
Permanent tones
- D.
Drastic colors
- 22.A color that will help minimize orange tones in the hair is a:
- A.
Violet base color
- B.
Blue base color
- C.
Secondary base color
- D.
Gold base color
- 23.A system that is used to understand color relationships is the:
- A.
Color wheel
- B.
Level system
- C.
Law of color
- D.
Primary color system
- 24.Colors that are pure or fundamental and cannot be achieved from a mixture are:
- A.
Level colors
- B.
Secondary colors
- C.
Cool colors
- D.
Primary colors
- 25.The primary colors are:
- A.
Red, blue, and orange
- B.
Blue, red and violet
- C.
Yellow, blue and red
- D.
Red, yellow, and green
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