Chin Physiognomy Quiz

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Which factor primarily determines the size and form of the chin?

  • Presence of adipose tissue
  • Combination of bone, muscle, and adipose tissue
  • Prominence of muscle
  • Development of the bony system (correct)

What type of chin is characterized by a square form?

  • Muscular chin
  • Chin dominated by bone (correct)
  • Chin with long bone dominance
  • Chin with adipose tissue dominance

What type of chin is characterized by a downward-pointing shape?

  • Muscular chin
  • Chin with adipose tissue dominance
  • Chin with long bone dominance (correct)
  • Chin dominated by bone

True or false: The size and form of the chin depend solely on the development of the bony system.

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True or false: The square form of the chin is a result of muscle dominance.

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True or false: A "sharp" chin which projects forward is a result of the dominance of adipose tissue.

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Study Notes

Chin Characteristics

  • The size and form of the chin are primarily determined by the musculature, not just the bony system.
  • A square form of the chin is characterized by muscle dominance.
  • A downward-pointing shape of the chin is characterized by a predominance of adipose tissue.
  • A "sharp" chin that projects forward is a result of the dominance of bony structure, not adipose tissue.

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