Milady Standard Barbering Sample State
Board Examination Test 3 - 6th Edition
The implements used during the glacial age for haircutting and styling were made of:
a. oyster shells
b. copper
c. iron
d. ceramic - ANS a. oyster shells
Your outward appearance and conduct in the workplace projects your professional:
a. health
b. image
c. attitude
d. success - ANS b. image
Bacteria that are harmful microorganisms and can cause disease or infection in humans are:
a. parasitic
b. pathogenic
c. infectious
d. nonpathogenic - ANS b. pathogenic
You can irritate your lungs if you inhale the fumes from:
,a. bleach
b. detergents
c. antiseptics
d. alcohol - ANS a. bleach
The study of human body structures and how the body parts are organized is:
a. myology
b. physiology
c. histology
d. anatomy - ANS d. anatom
During the Middle Ages, clergymen wore a distinguishing hair style known as a:
a. tonsure
b. queue
c. mustache
d. wig - ANS a. tonsure
To prevent fatigue and other physical problems, you should practice:
a. good posture
b. repetitive motions
c. physical therapies
,d. movement therapies - ANS a. good posture
Pus-forming bacteria that grow in clusters like bunches of grapes are:
a. streptococci
b. cocci
c. staphylococci
d. diplococci - ANS c. staphylococci
You should remove hair particles from clipper blades with a:
a. tong
b. scrub brush
c. nail brush
d. stiff brush - ANS d. stiff brush
The colorless jellylike substance found inside cells is:
a. plasm
b. centrioles
c. cytoplasm
d. protoplasm - ANS d. protoplasm
The historical figure that encouraged shaving by imposing a tax on beards was:
, a. Emperor Hadrian
b. Peter the Great
c. Alexander the Great
d. Louis XIV - ANS b. Peter the Great
The type of motion that can have a cumulative effect on muscles and joints is:
a. steady
b. repetitive
c. downward
d. upward - ANS b. repetitive
A fungicidal disinfectant is one capable of destroying:
a. bacteria
b. parasites
c. viruses
d. molds - ANS d. molds
Poisonous substances produced by some microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, are:
a. pathogens
b. antitoxins
c. allergens
d. toxins - ANS d. toxins
Board Examination Test 3 - 6th Edition
The implements used during the glacial age for haircutting and styling were made of:
a. oyster shells
b. copper
c. iron
d. ceramic - ANS a. oyster shells
Your outward appearance and conduct in the workplace projects your professional:
a. health
b. image
c. attitude
d. success - ANS b. image
Bacteria that are harmful microorganisms and can cause disease or infection in humans are:
a. parasitic
b. pathogenic
c. infectious
d. nonpathogenic - ANS b. pathogenic
You can irritate your lungs if you inhale the fumes from:
,a. bleach
b. detergents
c. antiseptics
d. alcohol - ANS a. bleach
The study of human body structures and how the body parts are organized is:
a. myology
b. physiology
c. histology
d. anatomy - ANS d. anatom
During the Middle Ages, clergymen wore a distinguishing hair style known as a:
a. tonsure
b. queue
c. mustache
d. wig - ANS a. tonsure
To prevent fatigue and other physical problems, you should practice:
a. good posture
b. repetitive motions
c. physical therapies
,d. movement therapies - ANS a. good posture
Pus-forming bacteria that grow in clusters like bunches of grapes are:
a. streptococci
b. cocci
c. staphylococci
d. diplococci - ANS c. staphylococci
You should remove hair particles from clipper blades with a:
a. tong
b. scrub brush
c. nail brush
d. stiff brush - ANS d. stiff brush
The colorless jellylike substance found inside cells is:
a. plasm
b. centrioles
c. cytoplasm
d. protoplasm - ANS d. protoplasm
The historical figure that encouraged shaving by imposing a tax on beards was:
, a. Emperor Hadrian
b. Peter the Great
c. Alexander the Great
d. Louis XIV - ANS b. Peter the Great
The type of motion that can have a cumulative effect on muscles and joints is:
a. steady
b. repetitive
c. downward
d. upward - ANS b. repetitive
A fungicidal disinfectant is one capable of destroying:
a. bacteria
b. parasites
c. viruses
d. molds - ANS d. molds
Poisonous substances produced by some microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, are:
a. pathogens
b. antitoxins
c. allergens
d. toxins - ANS d. toxins
