MILADY'S BARBERING: CHAPTER 15
QUIZ GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
A round face benefits from ___. - Answer-extra height on top
A square face looks good with ___. - Answer-wavy bangs that blend into temples
Concave profiles require ___. - Answer-a close hair arrangement over the forehead
A straight profile tends to be the most balanced and ___. - Answer-can usually wear
any hairstyle successfully
Prominent nose shapes include hooked, ___, and large noses. - Answer-pointed
Reference points are points on the head that mark areas where the surface of the
head changes or the behaviour of the hair changes ___. - Answer-as a result of the
surface changes
The ___ is also known as the crest, temporal, horseshoe, or hatband area of the
head. - Answer-parietal ridge
Vertical lines facilitate ___ while cutting. - Answer-the projection of the hair at higher
elevations
Diagonal lines may be used to create a ___ effect at the perimeter or to blend longer
layers to shorter layers within a haircut. - Answer-stacked layered
Use of a vertical parting projected at 45 degrees, with the fingers holding the partings
angled at a ___, will create a tapered effect. - Answer-45-degree diagonal
A 90-degree elevation is used to create ___. - Answer-uniform layers
The cutting line refers to the ___. - Answer-position of the fingers when cutting a
section of hair
___ are classified as being either stationary or traveling. - Answer-Guides
A weight line refers to the ___. - Answer-heaviest perimeter area of a 0-elevation or
45-degree cut
Use maximum tension on ___. - Answer-straight hair to create precise lines.
Cutting above the fingers is frequently used in men's haircutting to cut and blend
layers in the ___ area. - Answer-top, crown, and horseshoe
QUIZ GUIDE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
A round face benefits from ___. - Answer-extra height on top
A square face looks good with ___. - Answer-wavy bangs that blend into temples
Concave profiles require ___. - Answer-a close hair arrangement over the forehead
A straight profile tends to be the most balanced and ___. - Answer-can usually wear
any hairstyle successfully
Prominent nose shapes include hooked, ___, and large noses. - Answer-pointed
Reference points are points on the head that mark areas where the surface of the
head changes or the behaviour of the hair changes ___. - Answer-as a result of the
surface changes
The ___ is also known as the crest, temporal, horseshoe, or hatband area of the
head. - Answer-parietal ridge
Vertical lines facilitate ___ while cutting. - Answer-the projection of the hair at higher
elevations
Diagonal lines may be used to create a ___ effect at the perimeter or to blend longer
layers to shorter layers within a haircut. - Answer-stacked layered
Use of a vertical parting projected at 45 degrees, with the fingers holding the partings
angled at a ___, will create a tapered effect. - Answer-45-degree diagonal
A 90-degree elevation is used to create ___. - Answer-uniform layers
The cutting line refers to the ___. - Answer-position of the fingers when cutting a
section of hair
___ are classified as being either stationary or traveling. - Answer-Guides
A weight line refers to the ___. - Answer-heaviest perimeter area of a 0-elevation or
45-degree cut
Use maximum tension on ___. - Answer-straight hair to create precise lines.
Cutting above the fingers is frequently used in men's haircutting to cut and blend
layers in the ___ area. - Answer-top, crown, and horseshoe
