week 4 105.14 Sculpture Exam Prep

The projection angle of the stationary design line is most important because it establishes the location to which all other lengths are:

a. etched

b. notched

c. converged

d. manipulated

The shortest lengths in an increase-layered form are found in the:

a. nape

b. interior

c. directional

d. perpendicular

The finger position used to conserve the most length when sculpting increase layers is:

a. parallel

b. nonparallel

c. stationary

d. perpendicular

The most common type of distribution used to sculpt increase-layered forms is:

a. shifted

b. natural

c. directional

d. perpendicular

The shape or silhouette of the increase-layered form resembles which of the following shapes?

a. oval

b. round

c. triangular

d. rectangular

When sculpting an increase-layered form, which parting pattern positions layered texture equally around the head?

a. convex

b. vertical

c. concave

d. horizontal

When a diagonal-forward perimeter is desired when sculpting increase-layered form, which parting pattern should be used?

a. vertical

b. horizontal

c. diagonal back

d. diagonal forward

The most common technique used to sculpt increase-layered forms is:

a. notching

b. razor etching

c. conversion layering

d. a mobile design line

When interior increase layers are sculpted at longer lengths, the resulting texture of the hair sculpture will be:

a. totally activated

b. totally unactivated

c. activated in the interior only

d. a combination of unactivated and activated

Conversion layering is the most common cutting technique used to create:

a. solid forms

b. square forms

c. graduated forms

d. increase-layered forms

Directing all the lengths to the stationary design line opposite the area of desired length increase is known as which of the following techniques?

a. planar sculpting

b. conversion layering

c. parallel sculpting

d. non parallel sculpting

If weight is desired at the perimeter of an increase-layered form, sculpt the perimeter design line in:

a. natural fall

b. normal projection

c. increasing lengths

d. decreasing lengths