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1. The average number of hours of sleep needed per night to function properly is:


A. 2 to 3 hours


B. 4 to 5 hours


C. 6 to 8 hours


D. 9 to 11 hours

C. 6 to 8 hours

2. The body's vitality is depleted by:


A. Listening to music


B. Stress management


C. A pleasing personality


D. Overexertion and lack of sleep

D. Overexertion and lack of sleep

3. Cardiorespiratory activities, strength training and flexibility are part of:


A. Nutrition


B. Skin care and makeup


C. Nonverbal communication


D. A well balanced exercise routine

D. A well balanced exercise routine

4. Stress can be managed effectively by:



A. Avoiding stress at all costs


B. Maintaining moderation and balance


C. Giving full attention to all stressful situations


D. Becoming aggressive, assertive or outspoken

B. Maintaining moderation and balance

5. Anger can cause the heart rate to:


A. Stop


B. Increase


C. Decrease


D. stay the same

B. Increase

6. What does RDA refer to?


A. required Dairy allotment


B. requested dental appointment


C. required diet Association


D. recommended dietary allowances

D. recommended dietary allowances

7. The energy contained in food is measured in:


A. Degrees


B. Calories


C. fat content


D. protein content

B. Calories

8. What energy-producing substances are contained in almost all foods?


A. nutrition, exercise, rest


B. calories, proteins, water


C. minerals, proteins, calories


D. carbohydrates, proteins, fats

D. carbohydrates, proteins, fats

9. Which of the following should account for the greatest percentage of your daily nutrient intake?


a. fats


b. water


c. proteins


d. carbohydrates

d. carbohydrates

10. Other essential nutrients the body needs include:


a. nuts, seeds and legumes


b. saturated fats and vitamins


c. cholesterol, milk and bread


d. water, vitamins and minerals

d. water, vitamins and minerals

11. The applied science that deals with healthful living is:


a. hygiene


b. ergonomics


c. microbiology


d. communication

a. hygiene

12. Promoting and preserving the health of the community is referred to as:


a. public hygiene


b. public maintenance


c. personal hygiene


d. personal maintenance

a. public hygiene

13. Bathing regularly with soap and using deodorant are examples of:


a. public health


b. public hygiene


c. personal hygiene


d. personal imaging

c. personal hygiene

14. Halitosis refers to:


a. bad breath


b. poor posture


c. poor nutrition


d. poor public hygiene

a. bad breath

15. To maintain healthy teeth and gums and to prevent bad breath, it is necessary to practice:


a. oral hygiene


b. public hygiene


c. public sanitation


d. stress management

a. oral hygiene

16. The nails of an esthetician should be attractively manicured and:


a. long


b. short


c. artificial


d. polished

b. short

17. Body support and balance are results of good posture and wearing:


a. tennis shoes


b. high-heeled shoes


c. old, comfortable, stretched-out shoes


d. properly fitted, low, broad-heeled shoes

d. properly fitted, low, broad-heeled shoes

18. Usually the best choice of clothing for an esthetician is:


a. tight-fitting


b. simplistic


c. trendy styles


d. wrinkled and soiled

b. simplistic

19. Good posture reduces fatigue and:


a. causes muscle strain


b. makes you look tired


c. conveys low self-confidence


d. helps internal organs function properly

d. helps internal organs function properly

20. The science that studies relationships between people and their work environment is:


a. nutrition


b. hygiene


c. podiatry


d. ergonomics

d. ergonomics

21. Varicose veins refers to:


a. closed veins


b. swollen veins


c. arterial veins


d. shriveled veins

b. swollen veins

22. A condition that numbs and weakens the hands and can eventually affect the ability to work is called:


a. bursitis


b. dermatitis


c. ruptured disc


d. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

d. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

23. When sitting in a chair, it is important to:


a. keep feet apart


b. keep knees apart


c. sit forward in the chair


d. keep your back straight

d. keep your back straight

24. The act of exchanging messages without speaking is:


a. grammar


b. verbal communication


c. two-way communication


d. nonverbal communication

d. nonverbal communication

25. The level and tone of voice, inflection and rate of speech all play an important role in:


a. attitude


b. personality


c. verbal communication


d. nonverbal communication

c. verbal communication

26. Intended messages may be unclear with the use of:


a. tact


b. eye contact


c. poor grammar


d. a pleasant voice

c. poor grammar

27. Handling clients with tact is:


a. offensive to the client


b. detrimental to the client’s confidence in the esthetician


c. not important in building professional relationships


d. very important in building professional relationships

d. very important in building professional relationships

28. Active listening involves:


a. the whole body


b. repeating back word for word


c. confirming verbally what was said


d. discussing controversial topics with the clients

a. the whole body

29. The act of repeating out loud what was heard, processed and reported is referred to as:


a. active listening


b. reflective listening


c. whole body listening


d. nonverbal communication

b. reflective listening

30. A suggested topic of conversation with a client is:


a. politics


b. religion


c. controversial topics


d. the client’s lifestyle and beauty needs

d. the client’s lifestyle and beauty needs

31. An esthetician should handle a complaint:


a. quickly and sternly


b. calmly and judiciously


c. by changing the topic


d. over a long period of time

b. calmly and judiciously

32. The outward reflection of inner feelings, thoughts, attitudes and values defines:


a. posture


b. hygiene


c. personality


d. a sense of humor

c. personality

33. Friendliness, a positive attitude and vitality are all part of:


a. habits


b. posture


c. a pleasing personality


d. nonverbal communication

c. a pleasing personality

34. An attitude is a feeling or emotion and:


a. can be changed


b. is easily changed


c. cannot be changed


d. is impossible to identify

a. can be changed

35. Learned behaviors that are reinforced through events in the environment are:


a. habits


b. moods


c. attitudes


d. body functions

a. habits