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What is the scissor point?

The hole where the thumb is inserted

The tip of the moving blade (correct)

The blade that moves and cuts the hair

Screw that allows the tension to be adjusted

What is the function of the moving blade?

The blade that moves and cuts the hair

What does the pivot screw do?

Allows the tension to be adjusted

What is the tang on scissors?

The Pinkie rest Signup and view all the answers

What are the cutting edges?

The cutting edge of the blade Signup and view all the answers

What do the handles of scissors do?

Connect the blades to the finger holes and provide leverage for haircutting Signup and view all the answers

What is the thumb hole?

The hole where the thumb is inserted Signup and view all the answers

What is the finger hole?

The hole where the ring finger is inserted Signup and view all the answers

What is the still blade?

The non-moving blade Signup and view all the answers

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Scissor Components

Scissor Point: The tip of the moving blade, crucial for precision cutting.
Moving Blade: The blade that actively moves to cut; essential for hair cutting.
Pivot Screw: A screw that allows for the adjustment of tension between the blades, impacting cutting performance.
Tang: Functions as the pinkie rest, providing stability and control during use.
Cutting Edges: The sharpened edges of the blades responsible for the actual cutting action.
Handles: Connects the blades to the finger holes and aids in leveraging for effective haircutting.
Thumb Hole: Designed specifically for the thumb's insertion, enhancing grip and control.
Finger Hole: Designed for the ring finger’s insertion, ensuring proper handling.
Still Blade: The non-moving part of the scissor, which complements the action of the moving blade.

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