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ch 12 special considerations for thermal pressing quiz
question 1 of 1
5 points
fill in the blanks:
when pressing blank, consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured, but when pressing blank, apply enough pressure so the hair remains straightened. blank requires more heat and pressure than other types, while pressing blank is never recommended. blank hair may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat.
word bank: gray hair, coily hair, fine hair, coarse hair, bleached hair

Explanation:

Analyze the context and word bank

The paragraph describes special considerations for thermal hair pressing based on different hair types.
Word bank options:

  • gray hair
  • coily hair
  • fine hair
  • coarse hair
  • bleached hair

Match blanks with cosmetology principles

  • Blank 1: "When pressing [blank 1], consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured..."
  • Coarse hair has a larger diameter and can tolerate/requires higher heat, especially if not highly textured. Thus, Blank 1 is "coarse hair".
  • Blank 2: "...but when pressing [blank 2], apply enough pressure so the hair remains straightened."
  • Coily hair has a tight curl pattern that requires sufficient physical tension/pressure to remain straight. Thus, Blank 2 is "coily hair".
  • Blank 3: "[Blank 3] requires more heat and pressure than other types..."
  • Coarse hair is already used, and among the remaining, "coarse hair" fits best here as a general rule, but let's re-evaluate the sentence flow:
  • "When pressing [coarse hair], consider setting the flat iron to high heat... but when pressing [coily hair], apply enough pressure... [Coarse hair] requires more heat and pressure than other types..."
  • Let's check the standard Milady cosmetology guidelines: "Coarse hair requires more heat and pressure than other hair types." This matches perfectly.
  • Blank 4: "...while pressing [blank 4] is never recommended."
  • Pressing "bleached hair" is highly discouraged or never recommended due to extreme damage risks. Thus, Blank 4 is "bleached hair".
  • Blank 5: "[Blank 5] hair may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat."
  • "Gray hair" is notoriously resistant (harder to straighten) and can easily yellow or discolor under high heat. Thus, Blank 5 is "gray hair" (or "fine hair" for the remaining, but "fine hair" is not in this slot because gray hair discolors).
  • Let's double check the remaining option "fine hair". If Blank 5 is "gray hair", where does "fine hair" go?
  • Let's re-read: "When pressing [fine hair], consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured..."
  • Actually, fine hair cannot tolerate high heat.
  • Let's re-evaluate Blank 1: "When pressing [coarse hair]..."
  • Let's check: "When pressing [coarse hair], consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured, but when pressing [coily hair], apply enough pressure so the hair remains straightened. [Coarse hair] requires more heat and pressure than other types, while pressing [bleached hair] is never recommended. [Gray hair] hair may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat."
  • Wait, "fine hair" is in the word bank but might not be used, or is it: "When pressing [fine hair]..."? No, fine hair is delicate. Let's check if "gray hair" fits Blank 5: "gray hair may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat." This is a classic cosmetology fact.

Finalize the blank assignments

  • Blank 1: coarse hair
  • Blank 2: coily hair
  • Blank 3: coarse hair
  • Blank 4: bleached hair
  • Blank 5: gray hair

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Answer:

Fill in the blanks:

When pressing <blank>coarse hair</blank>, consider setting the flat iron to high heat if the curl form is not highly textured, but when pressing <blank>coily hair</blank>, apply enough pressure so the hair remains straightened. <blank>coarse hair</blank> requires more heat and pressure than other types, while pressing <blank>bleached hair</blank> is never recommended. <blank>gray hair</blank> hair may be harder to straighten and may discolor under excessive heat.