Acrylic Nails

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Acrylic Nails

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Question 1

Acrylic should be applied by using this brush technique:

A	Dab and press
B	Paint stroke
C	“x”-pattern
D	Dot, the paint

Question 2

The addition of acrylic to the nail and fill a crack is called:

A	Fill-in
B	Strengthening
C	Crack repair
D	Buffing

Question 3

To smooth out imperfections when applying the final acrylic beads, the brush should:

A	Glide
B	Be wet
C	Be dry
D	Be new

Question 4

The product which chemically dissolves nooks and crannies into the natural nail for better acrylic application is call:

A	Acrylic liquid
B	Non-etching primer
C	Etching primer
D	Abrasive

Question 5

Touching the primed area of the nail with a wet brush prior to acrylic application will cause the acrylic to:

A	Be contaminated
B	Harden rapidly
C	Separate
D	Lift

Question 6

Acrylic nails can be applied to all the following EXCEPT:

A	Natural nails
B	Nail tips
C	Paper wraps
D	Nail forms

Question 7

Acrylic products which do no smell as strongly as traditional acrylic products are called:

A	Old
B	Contaminated
C	Polymer
D	Odorless

Question 8

Attempting acrylic removal with nippers can seriously damage natural nail:

A	Free edge
B	Plate
C	Cuticle
D	Root

Question 9

For the holidays, create packages with different product combinations and sizes priced from:

A	$3 to $5
B	$5 to $15
C	$15 to $20
D	$20 to $25

Question 10

Acrylic nails are dry when gentle tapping with brush handle produces a:

A	Chip
B	Hollow ring
C	Scratch
D	Clicking sound

Question 11

The product applied to the natural nail so the acrylic product will adhere is the:

A	Primer
B	Acrylic liquid
C	Acrylic powder
D	Nail form

Question 12

Molecules attached in long chains, usually forming something hard, are called:

A	Polymers
B	Monomers
C	Catalysts
D	Curers

Question 13

The soft balls of acrylic are applied to the nail with:

A	Tweezers
B	An application tube
C	A sable brush
D	An orangewood stick

Question 14

Something made up of many small molecules that are not attached to one another is called a:

A	Catalyst
B	Polymerization
C	Polymer
D	Monomer

Question 15

To form an acrylic ball, the sable brush is dipped into:

A	Liquid, then powder
B	Powder, then liquid
C	Powder, liquid, powder
D	Liquid, powder, liquid

Question 16

In acrylic application, the first acrylic ball is used to form the:

A	Nail plate
B	Free edge
C	Entire nail
D	Sidewalls

Question 17

An ingredient with speeds up a process is called a:

A	Monomers
B	Polymers
C	Catalysts
D	Curing agent

Question 18

The addition of acrylic to the nails is called:

A	Crack repair
B	Rebalancing
C	Lift
D	Polishing

Question 19

When odorless nails are dry, the surface will feel:

A	Tacky
B	Smooth
C	Rough
D	Oil

Question 20

All acrylic nails need maintenance every:

A	Day
B	Week
C	Two to three weeks
D	Two months

Question 21

For a natural-looking nail, acrylic application near cuticle, sidewall and free edge should be:

A	1/16 inch away
B	Moderately thick
C	Extremely thin
D	White powder

Question 22

Acrylic nails are made by combining two acrylic products, one liquid and one:

A	Powdered
B	Soft
C	Gel
D	Preformed

Question 23

The two-color acrylic nail method produces a nail that is usually worn:

A	Natural nail
B	Silk wrap
C	French Manicure
D	Linen wrap

Question 24

Acrylic nails are also known as:

A	Nail tips
B	Sculptured nails
C	Plastic nails
D	Hard nails

Question 25

To look their best, one-step acrylic nails should have a weekly:

A	Fill
B	Water manicure
C	Buffing
D	Removal

Question 26

Primer should dry on nail until the color is:

A	Yellow
B	Chalky
C	Pink
D	Bright white

Question 27

Plastic gloves and safety glasses should always be worn when working with:

A	Primers
B	Abrasives
C	Acrylic powders
D	Acrylic liquids

Question 28

The nail form should be positioned so that it fits snugly, and the natural nail free edge is:

A	Under the form
B	Butted to form edge
C	1/16 inch away
D	Over the form

Question 29

Without new growth rebalancing acrylic maintenance, the area near the cuticle, in comparison to the rest of the nail, will be:

A	Lower
B	Whiter
C	Pinker
D	Higher

Question 30

When applying acrylic nail over bitten natural nail, before applying form you must create:

A	Long free edge
B	New color powder
C	Bite preventative
D	Part of nail plate

Question 31

Acrylic powder is available in all the following colors EXCEPT:

A	Clear
B	Pink
C	White
D	Red

Question 32

The one-color acrylic process produces a nail that is usually worn:

A	By models
B	With polish
C	Very long
D	On special occasions

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