Retail, Bridal & Special Events Final Exam – MKC Online Makeup Academy

1.

A Freelance Makeup Artist can not work in retail, bridal, salon and special events

True

False

2.

A Freelance Makeup Artist can work full-time, part time and on call.

True

False

3.

A good cosmetics salesperson loves sales, is motivated by what they are selling and transfers their enthusiasm to the customer.

True

False

4.

A Retail, bridal & Special Events Makeup Artist's marketing tools include: resume, portfolio, website and business cards.

True

False

5.

Always use a disposable mascara wand or clean spoolie each time you dip into the product.

True

False

6.

As a bridal makeup artist you may be asked to do a second application between the ceremony and the reception.

True

False

7.

Bacteria from brushes and hands can not lead to several different skin irritations.

True

False

8.

Cross-selling refers to selling products that are shaped like crosses.

True

False

9.

Five common bridal looks are:

Natural, Vintage, Glamorous, Warm and Modern.

Natural, Vintage, Glamorous, Provocative and Modern.

Natural, Pink, Glamorous, Provocative and Modern.

Natural, Vintage, Glamorous, Provocative and Complimentary.

Un-Natural, Vintage, Glamorous, Provocative and Modern.

10.

For liquid or cream foundation use a sponge or your fingers for sheer coverage.

True

False

11.

In makeup application Color Matching relates to matching the foundation tone to your client's skin tone.

True

False

12.

In order to achieve perfect blending you do not need to start with a face that is clean and moisturized.

True

False

13.

In sales, ABC = "Always Be Careful".

True

False

14.

It is okay to bring your home problems to work.

True

False

15.

It is okay to fight or argue on the job.

True

False

16.

Many city & local governments mandate hygiene practices in doctor's offices, hospitals, spas, salons, and cosmetic retailers.

True

False

17.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Analogous Colors:

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel|Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

18.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Complimentary Colors:

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.|Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

19.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Monochromatic Colors:

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel|Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel|

Are Red, Blue & Yellow|Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel|Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

20.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Primary Colors:

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle|Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel|Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

21.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Secondary Colors:

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

22.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Split-Analogous Colors Scheme:

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

23.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Split-Complimentary Colors Scheme:

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

24.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Tertiary Colors:

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

25.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Tetrads:

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

26.

Match the Color Scheme Term to the correct information. Triadic Colors:

Consists of different shades and tints of one single color.

Are any four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

Are created by combining a primary and secondary color

Includes a main color and the two colors on each of it's complimentary (opposite) color on the color wheel

Appear opposite each other on the color wheel

Are Red, Blue & Yellow

Are equal distance apart on the color wheel and form a triangle

Includes a main color and the two colors one space away from it on each side

Appear next to each other on the color wheel

Colors created by combining two complimentary colors

27.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Close Set Eyes:

Make the eyes appear smaller

Make the eyes appear larger

Separate the eyes

Create the crease

Make the eyes appear more youthful

Bring the eyes closer together

28.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Flat Set Eyes:

Create the crease

Separate the eyes

Make the eyes appear more youthful

Bring the eyes closer together

Make the eyes appear larger

Make the eyes appear smaller

29.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Large Eyes:

Create the crease

Make the eyes appear smaller

Separate the eyes

Make the eyes appear more youthful

Bring the eyes closer together

Make the eyes appear larger

30.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Mature Eyes:

Create the crease

Separate the eyes

Make the eyes appear more youthful

Bring the eyes closer together

Make the eyes appear larger

Make the eyes appear smaller

31.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Small Eyes:

Make the eyes appear smaller

Bring the eyes closer together

Make the eyes appear more youthful

Make the eyes appear larger

Create the crease|Separate the eyes

32.

Match the eye type to the correct goal of the application. Wide Set Eyes:

Make the eyes appear smaller

Make the eyes appear larger

Bring the eyes closer together

Separate the eyes|Make the eyes appear more youthful

Create the crease

33.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Heart Shaped Face:

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

34.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Long Shaped Face:

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

35.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Oval Shaped Face:

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

36.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Pear Shaped Face:

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

37.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Round Shaped Face:

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

38.

Match the Face Shape to the Application Tip. Square Shaped Face:

Enhance the natural cheekbone area and draw attention away from the jawline

Needs shortening at the forehead and chin with dark foundation

Shorten the chin, while the lower face needs enlargement

Make the face appear more narrow or thin

Make the face appear wider horizontally, by drawing attention toward the outside of the face

Avoid the use of any cheek color.

39.

Match the instructions to the correct goal. To get the right color:

Make the foundation shade cooler or warmer

Make the foundation lighter or darker

Make the foundation more matte or dewey

40.

Match the instructions to the correct goal. To get the right finish:

Make the foundation shade cooler or warmer

Make the foundation lighter or darker

Make the foundation more matte or dewey

41.

Match the instructions to the correct goal. To get the right shade:

Make the foundation shade cooler or warmer

Make the foundation lighter or darker

Make the foundation more matte or dewey

42.

Match the lip type to the correct goal of the makeup application. Full Lips:

Make the lips appear thinner

Make the lips appear larger

Make the lips appear more balanced

Make the lips appear balanced

43.

Match the lip type to the correct goal of the makeup application. Thin Lips:

Make the lips appear thinner

Make the lips appear balanced

Make the lips appear larger

44.

Match the lip type to the correct goal of the makeup application. Uneven Lips:

Make the lips appear thinner

Make the lips appear balanced

Make the lips appear larger

45.

Moisturizer, Primer and other products can be mixed together.

True

False

46.

Sponges & powder puffs do not need to be washed and sterilized after each application.

True

False

47.

The image of a makeup artist is based on the way you look, talk and behave.

True

False

48.

The makeup artist portfolio must reflect the job for which they are pursuing

True

False

49.

The special events that a Freelance Makeup Artist can work at include:

Proms

Formals

Black-Tie Affairs

Sweet Sixteen's

Bar/Bah Mitzvahs

Quinceaneras

Corporate Events

Birthday Celebrations

Senior and Social Events

All the above

50.

To sell products it is not vital that you know the products inside and out.

True

False

51.

To work in the consumer market a makeup artist must understand color and skin tone.

True

False

52.

Wedding & special event locations include: churches, banquet halls, hotels and private estates.

True

False

53.

When applying foundation, start in the middle and blend outward.

True

False

54.

When blending eyeshadows make sure to blend in an outward direction

True

False

55.

When finished blending you do not need to set your makeup.

True

False

56.

When interviewing for a job a makeup artist must never look neat or well groomed.

True

False

57.

When interviewing for a retail position a makeup artist should have extensive knowledge as it relates to the company...

Products

History

Brand

Image

None of the above

All of the above

58.

When selling cosmetics a makeup artist should make sure the products are right for the customer.

True

False

59.

You can apply concealer with your fingers or a brush depending on how much coverage you require.

True

False

60.

You must choose the foundation as necessary for the skin type, tone and coverage.

True

False

61.

You should adjust your look and style for the company you are working for.

True

False