Module 4 Progress Quiz
The following quiz is designed to test your comprehension and retention of the learning material contained in Module 4: Tools of the trade.
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
Match each brush set to the correct brush material
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- Synthetic
- Natural
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Question 2 of 8
2. Question
As a nail technician, you should have standard nail clippers as well as tip cutters and nippers in your kit. Match each image to the correct cutter type.
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- Nail clipper
- Tip cutter
- Nipper
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Question 3 of 8
3. Question
Match each tweezer to the correct type.
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- Slant tweezers
- Point tip tweezers
- L Shape
- Straight tip tweezers
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Question 4 of 8
4. Question
As you develop in your career, there are a range of tools and equipment that you will invest in. Match each tool/equipment to the correct descriptor.
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- Nail dust extractor
- Nail scrub brush
- Toe separators
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Question 5 of 8
5. Question
To ensure your work area is set up correctly, what sorts of equipment will be essential? Select five correct responses.
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Question 6 of 8
6. Question
Most e-files will have a variable speed setting, and they will also usually have a direction setting. As a general rule, use a higher speed for natural or gel nails and a slower speed for acrylic nails.
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Question 7 of 8
7. Question
E-drills come with a range of attachments called burs or drill bits that help to achieve specific tasks. Match each bur/bit listed component listed to the correct overview.
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- These come in fine medium and course grades and are the most versatile of all your file bits as they can be used on natural UV gel nails and acrylic nails.
- Only suitable for acrylic nails and UV gel nail removal. These bits have small flutes (think small teeth) that essentially shave the nail.
- These bits are used with sanding bands of various grits.
- These bits are suitable for natural nails and will usually be made of felt.
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Carbide bits
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Mandrel bits
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Diamond bits
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Buffing bits
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Question 8 of 8
8. Question
Using the right tool for the right task is essential for any nail technician. Match each task listed component listed to the correct overview.
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- When ________, you can use a diamond or stone barrel drill bit at a slow speed. You should move from one side to the other and then lift off and repeat the process to smooth out ridges. Never move side to side as this can cause friction which = heat.
- To ________, you need to use the mandrel attachment with a 240 grit band. To ________, hold the drill bit vertically against the free edge. You should never shape with an e-file; it’s best to use a hand file!
- Buffing bits can be used at slow speeds, and you may want to use a buffing cream, paste or cuticle oil. You should move over the nail in circular motions and be sure to keep pressure light to prevent heat.
- To ________, you can use a slow to medium speed and a diamond football or diamond cone. Use light pressure to ensure you do not damage the nail.
- ___________ tip is the process of using the mandrel or a diamond barrel across the edge that will be applied to the nail. This reduces the amount of blending that needs to be done once the nail has been applied, which reduce damage to the natural nail.
- You always ___________ of an extension tip with a diamond barrel tool as you will be in contact with the natural nail. You must use a slow speed and move across the seam in one direction. The drill should be parallel to the nail, not at an angle.
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Cleaning under the free edge
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Pre-blending the extension tip
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Blending the seam
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Buffing the nail plate
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Reducing nail length
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Removing nail ridges
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