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1

According to the transcript, what is the correct step after filing the nails? A. Apply polish B. Wash hands C. Buff the nails D. Reapply primer

2

When mixing polymer powder and monomer liquid, a wetter bead is preferred over a dry bead.

3

The first ball of acrylic (applied to the free edge) should be the wettest in Tammy Taylor’s four-ball method.

4

What is the purpose of repriming the nails before applying acrylic product? A. To make the nails appear shiny B. To ensure the primer is wet when acrylic is applied, creating better adhesion C. To disinfect the nail plate D. To reduce curing time

5

Why should acrylic nails be removed every 3–6 months? A. To prevent bacterial infections B. Because nail polish will no longer adhere C. To avoid overexposure to acetone D. Because acrylic product can age, discolor, and become brittle

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True – A wetter bead is preferred; a dry bead can be crumbly and hard to shape.

The first ball should be the driest; the last ball is the wettest.

 
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