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Froggy Jumps Aromatherapy Level 3 QuizOnline version Test your aromatherapy knowledge. by Stylish Tanaka Saungweme 1 Which essential oil is commonly used for calming anxiety in aromatherapy blends? a Peppermint b Lavender c Eucalyptus 2 What is the typical dilution guideline for adult skin in aromatherapy a 1-3% total essential oil in carrier oil b 0.1% c 10-20% 3 Which oil is known for uplifting mood and energizing the mind? a Chamomile b Bergamot c Patchouli 4 Which safety step is essential before applying on skin? a Perform a patch test b Dilute with water only c Only use on face 5 Which oil is commonly contraindicated in pregnancy? a Cedarwood b Fennel c Grapefruit 6 Which property is typical of citrus oils? a Sedative effect only b Heavy, grounding aroma c Fresh, uplifting aroma 7 What is a primary method to detect oil adulteration? a GC-MS analysis b Boiling point test c Smell test only 8 Which carrier oil is least likely to clog pores for facial blends? a Jojoba b Coconut oil c Sesame oil 9 Which oil is commonly used for respiratory support in blends? a Rose b Eucalyptus c Geranium 10 What is the main aim of a safety data sheet for essential oils? a List of recipes b Provide safety and handling information c Pricing details 11 Which muscle is the primary mover for shoulder abduction beyond 15 degrees? a Deltoid b Pectoralis major c Latissimus dorsi 12 The trapezius contributes to scapular elevation and retraction. Which spinal levels contribute most to its upper fibers? a L1–L4 b C1–C4 c T1–T4 13 Which nerve is primarily involved in the sensation and motor function of the posterior arm and forearm? a Median nerve b Ulnar nerve c Radial nerve 14 What is the primary action of the latissimus dorsi? a Shoulder extension and adduction b Scapular protraction c Shoulder abduction 15 Which muscle forms the posterior border of the axilla and helps with arm extension? a Infraspinatus b Teresa minor c Teres major 16 Which joint allows the most range of motion in the upper limb? a Acromioclavicular joint b Glenohumeral joint c Sternoclavicular joint 17 Which structure reduces friction between tendons in the shoulder region? a Synovial sheath b Meniscus c Subacromial bursa 18 Which muscle is a key hip flexor that can influence pelvic tilt during massage? a Gluteus maximus b Quadratus lumborum c Iliopsoas 19 Which nerve innervates the intrinsic muscles of the hand and contributes to grip strength? a Radial nerve b Ulnar nerve c Phrenic nerve 20 Which spinal level commonly contributes to the greatest majority of brachial plexus fibers? a T1–T2 b C2–C3 c C5–C6 21 Which stroke is primarily used to warm and relax muscles in Swedish massage? a Tapotement b Petrissage c Effleurage 22 Which technique involves kneading the muscle with alternating pressure? a Petrissage b Friction c Vibration 23 Which stroke helps improve circulation by light, gliding movements? a Tapotement b Friction c Effleurage 24 Which technique uses tapping and cupping with light rhythmic blows? a Effleurage b Vibration c Tapotement 25 Which direction should Swedish massage strokes typically follow? a Circular around the body b Proximal to distal (toward the heart) c Distal to proximal 26 Which contraindication would limit deep petrissage techniques? a Acute inflammation b Healthy skin c Chronic fatigue 27 What is the main purpose of friction massage in Level 3 work? a Break down adhesions b Relax only the skin c Increase skin sensitivity 28 Which tool is essential for Level 3 Swedish massage? a Yoga mat b Professional massage table c Foam roller 29 Which client position is common for back work in Swedish massage? a Sitting b Prone c Supine 30 Which massage element is emphasized for relaxation in Level 3? a Rapid, deep pressure b Isolated joint manipulation c Overall stroke rhythm and flow 31 What is the primary aim of Indian head massage? a To cure headaches permanently b To treat all skin conditions c Relieve tension in the shoulders, neck, and scalp 32 Which sequence is correct for a typical Indian head massage? a Neck, shoulders, scalp, face b Face, scalp, neck, shoulders c Arms, legs, scalp 33 Which oil is commonly used in Indian head massage? a Motor oil b Coconut or sesame oil c Olive oil only 34 Which contraindication would stop a session? a Recent head injury or scalp infection b Healthy hair with no issues c Mild fatigue 35 Which benefit is typically associated with Indian head massage? a Increased height b Reduced muscle tension c Boosted liver function 36 Which technique is commonly taught in Level 3? a Full-body massage only on legs b Firm kneading and rhythmic finger work on scalp c Deep facial injections 37 How should pressure be applied during scalp work? a Moderate, using fingertips with smooth strokes b Only on the toes c Heavy, digging pressure 38 Which safety principle is essential? a Massage without draping b Ignore client feedback c Obtain informed consent and monitor client comfort 39 What is a common post-session recommendation? a Continue intense activity b Drink water and rest if needed c Avoid drinking water 40 Which component may be included in a Level 3 diploma assessment? a Practical demonstration of technique and client care b Theoretical only with no practical c Written essay about anatomy only

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by Stylish Tanaka Saungweme

Which essential oil is commonly used for calming anxiety in aromatherapy blends?

What is the typical dilution guideline for adult skin in aromatherapy

Which oil is known for uplifting mood and energizing the mind?

Which safety step is essential before applying on skin?

Which oil is commonly contraindicated in pregnancy?

Which property is typical of citrus oils?

What is a primary method to detect oil adulteration?

Which carrier oil is least likely to clog pores for facial blends?

Which oil is commonly used for respiratory support in blends?

What is the main aim of a safety data sheet for essential oils?

Which muscle is the primary mover for shoulder abduction beyond 15 degrees?

The trapezius contributes to scapular elevation and retraction. Which spinal levels contribute most to its upper fibers?

Which nerve is primarily involved in the sensation and motor function of the posterior arm and forearm?

What is the primary action of the latissimus dorsi?

Which muscle forms the posterior border of the axilla and helps with arm extension?

Which joint allows the most range of motion in the upper limb?

Which structure reduces friction between tendons in the shoulder region?

Which muscle is a key hip flexor that can influence pelvic tilt during massage?

Which nerve innervates the intrinsic muscles of the hand and contributes to grip strength?

Which spinal level commonly contributes to the greatest majority of brachial plexus fibers?

Which stroke is primarily used to warm and relax muscles in Swedish massage?

Which technique involves kneading the muscle with alternating pressure?

Which stroke helps improve circulation by light, gliding movements?

Which technique uses tapping and cupping with light rhythmic blows?

Which direction should Swedish massage strokes typically follow?

Which contraindication would limit deep petrissage techniques?

What is the main purpose of friction massage in Level 3 work?

Which tool is essential for Level 3 Swedish massage?

Which client position is common for back work in Swedish massage?

Which massage element is emphasized for relaxation in Level 3?

What is the primary aim of Indian head massage?

Which sequence is correct for a typical Indian head massage?

Which oil is commonly used in Indian head massage?

Which contraindication would stop a session?

Which benefit is typically associated with Indian head massage?

Which technique is commonly taught in Level 3?

How should pressure be applied during scalp work?

Which safety principle is essential?

What is a common post-session recommendation?

Which component may be included in a Level 3 diploma assessment?