Generally the taper shear-over-comb technique is used for:
a. blending
b. removing bulk
c. length reduction
d. outlining the perimeter

In a fade, the shortest lengths are usually positioned:
a. in the lowest zone
b. in the highest zone
c. at the front hairline
d. throughout the design

In combination forms, the head is sectioned relative to the desired changes in line, shape and:
a. angle
b. structure
c. length guides
d. finishing direction

The structure of a hair design can best be seen:
a. on wet hair
b. on short hair
c. in natural fall
d. in normal projection

The shape of a hair design describes the:
a. texture
b. structure
c. silhouette
d. length arrangement

Section, position head, part, distribution, projection position finger-shears, and sculpt design line comprise the:
a. structure
b. four basic forms
c. design principles
d. Seven Sculpting Procedures

The distribution used to sculpt solid forms is:
a. 45-degrees
b. natural
c. directional
d. perpedicular

The surface texture of a hair design can best be seen:
a. on long hair
b. on curly hair
c. in natural fall
d. in normal projection

Sculpture transformation is about changing the hair's:
a. length
b. surface texture
c. shape and structure
d. shape, surface and structure

The placement of volume within a hair design is also known as:
a. weight
b. direction
c. activation
d. surface texture

To refine the form in a shear-over-comb technique, designers use a:
a. tail comb
b. large comb
c. small comb
d. wide-tooth comb

Natural, perpendicular, shifted and directional are all different types of:
a. sectioning
b. distribution
c. length guides
d. parting patterns

When increase layers are sculpted over a solid for, the overall texture is:
a. short
b. rounded
c. activated
d. unactivated

The angularity of a planar form can be more or less evident depending on the:
a. head position
b. styling direction
c. distribution used
d. sectioning pattern

The type of design line that establishes more weight is known as:
a. mobile
b. vertical
c. stationary
d. directional

The palar sculpting technique results in a form that appears to be:
a. oval
b. rounded
c. triangular
d. rectilinear or square

The base is usually texturized in short- to mid-length forms to create:
a. mobility
b. lift and volume
c. soft end texture
d. chunky end texture

Sculpting one form in one component area and another form elsewhere in the design refers to sculpting a:
a. basic form
b. long sculpture
c. combination form
d. a similar structure throughout

Razor etching should be done on hair that is:
a. dry
b. layered
c. very fine
d. evenly damp

Refer to pg 4 for image questions in haircutting 2 chapter