BARBER PRACTICE STATE BOARD EXAM 2
ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Tonsure. Answer: During the Middle Ages, clergymen wore a
distinguishing hair style known as a
◉ Pathogenic. Answer: Bacteria that are harmful microorganisms
and can cause disease or infection in humans are
◉ Staphylococci. Answer: Pus-forming bacteria that grow in clusters
like a bunch of grapes.
◉ Dirty hands. Answer: The most common way a contagious
infection is spread is/are:
◉ Water. Answer: Body tissues are made up of large amounts of:
◉ Antitoxins. Answer: The body prevents and controls infections
through:
◉ Adipose tissue. Answer: Tissues that give smoothness and contour
to the body are:
,◉ Communication. Answer: An important human relations skill for a
barber is
◉ Autoclave. Answer: Effective sterilization requires the use of a(n)
◉ Phenolic disinfectants. Answer: A form of formaldehyde that has a
very high pH, and can damage the skin and eyes, are:
◉ Bacteria spores. Answer: Disinfection is not effective against:
◉ Chemical relaxers. Answer: Disulfide bonds can be broken by:
◉ dry skin. Answer: Alipidic skin is known as:
◉ Maxillary nerve. Answer: The nerve that supplies impulses to the
upper part of the face is the:
◉ Melanin pigment. Answer: Natural hair color is the result of:
◉ Nail biting. Answer: An excoriation might be caused by:
, ◉ Hot towels. Answer: A standard procedure when preparing the
beard for shaving is applying:
◉ Stiff brush. Answer: You should remove hair particles from clipper
blades with a
◉ Molds. Answer: A fungicidal disinfectant is one capable of
destroying
◉ Blood. Answer: An example of connective tissue
◉ National Association of Barber Boards of America. Answer:
Organization that develops standards for licensing and policing
barber industry
◉ Preferences. Answer: As a barber, you should be most concerned
with the client's personal
◉ Risorius muscles. Answer: The muscles of the mouth that are used
for grinning
◉ Phenolics. Answer: Examples of know carcinogens are
ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Tonsure. Answer: During the Middle Ages, clergymen wore a
distinguishing hair style known as a
◉ Pathogenic. Answer: Bacteria that are harmful microorganisms
and can cause disease or infection in humans are
◉ Staphylococci. Answer: Pus-forming bacteria that grow in clusters
like a bunch of grapes.
◉ Dirty hands. Answer: The most common way a contagious
infection is spread is/are:
◉ Water. Answer: Body tissues are made up of large amounts of:
◉ Antitoxins. Answer: The body prevents and controls infections
through:
◉ Adipose tissue. Answer: Tissues that give smoothness and contour
to the body are:
,◉ Communication. Answer: An important human relations skill for a
barber is
◉ Autoclave. Answer: Effective sterilization requires the use of a(n)
◉ Phenolic disinfectants. Answer: A form of formaldehyde that has a
very high pH, and can damage the skin and eyes, are:
◉ Bacteria spores. Answer: Disinfection is not effective against:
◉ Chemical relaxers. Answer: Disulfide bonds can be broken by:
◉ dry skin. Answer: Alipidic skin is known as:
◉ Maxillary nerve. Answer: The nerve that supplies impulses to the
upper part of the face is the:
◉ Melanin pigment. Answer: Natural hair color is the result of:
◉ Nail biting. Answer: An excoriation might be caused by:
, ◉ Hot towels. Answer: A standard procedure when preparing the
beard for shaving is applying:
◉ Stiff brush. Answer: You should remove hair particles from clipper
blades with a
◉ Molds. Answer: A fungicidal disinfectant is one capable of
destroying
◉ Blood. Answer: An example of connective tissue
◉ National Association of Barber Boards of America. Answer:
Organization that develops standards for licensing and policing
barber industry
◉ Preferences. Answer: As a barber, you should be most concerned
with the client's personal
◉ Risorius muscles. Answer: The muscles of the mouth that are used
for grinning
◉ Phenolics. Answer: Examples of know carcinogens are
