Chapter 21

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The event that marks the beginning of a professional career as a barber is

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Taking the state board exams

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A successful outcome to state board examination is under the control of the

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Test candidate

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Important preparation for written exams includes knowing

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Basic theory concepts

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Important preparation for practical exams include

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Practice, candidate information review, and state barber board rules review

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Most written theory state board exams consist of

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Multiple choice questions

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Examples of absolute qualifiers used in true/false questions include all of the following except

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Usually

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Situational questions are usually based on a

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Scenario or story

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State barber board laws and rules

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Vary from state to state

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Practical exams protocols require test candidate to demonstrate

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Competence

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In addition to practical skills, exam candidates are usually tested on

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Sanitation, safe tool handling, draping procedures

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The best way to prepare for the practical exam is to

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Practice on a board exam model

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Preparing for state board exams require all of the following except

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Procrastination

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Inappropriate footwear at the board exams include all of the following except

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Closed toe shoes, closed heel, non skid shoes

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The wearing of name badges or school logos at board exam is

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Prohibited

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The primary objective of barber licensing law is to

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Protect the public

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Licensing examinations are designed to evaluate an applicant's

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Competency

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Barber license law should never be used to

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Limit the number of licenses

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Barber's who violate regulatory laws may be disciplined by license revocation or

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Suspension

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A barber's license may not be revoked without

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Due process law

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Barber accused of violating regulatory laws must be granted a

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Hearing

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A person who practices barbering under the direction control of a licensed barber is an

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Apprentice barber

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Individuals who are appointed to administer barbering laws and regulations are

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State board members

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In pursuance of its duty to administer barber law, the board is authorized to issue

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Rules and regulations

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Barber's who violate regulatory laws may be cited for

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Disciplinary action

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Practicing barbering for remuneration without a license is

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Unlawful

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Barber license law requires that barber license applicants be

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U.S citizen

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A barber whose license has been revoked or suspended has the right to

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Appeal to the courts

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A person convicted of a violation of barber law is guilty of a

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Misdemeanor

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Barber shops are inspected periodically to ensure sanitation and

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Licensure compliance

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Failure to display a license in a barbershop constitutes a

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Violation

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A barber's license may be suspended, revoked, or denied if the barber is found guilty of

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Gross malpractice

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A barber's license that has been suspended or revoked must be

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Surrendered to the barber board

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The responsibility of posting required documents and license in the barbershop rests with the

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Barbershop owner

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State barber boards regulate all of the following except

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Haircut pricing

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Generally, persons who are legally exempt from barber law provisions are

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Nurses and doctors, cosmetologist, military personnel