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Ultimate Nail Grooming Quiz - Show Off Your Manicure Mastery!

Manicure trivia and nail maintenance tips: test your skills now!

Difficulty: Moderate
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Calling all nail enthusiasts and seasoned technicians! Whether you're a budding nail artist or salon pro looking for a quick refresher, our free nail grooming quiz will flex your manicure trivia and nail technician test skills. In under five minutes, tackle 15 engaging questions covering cuticle care, salon-level polish application, and smart nail wrap upkeep. You'll pick up essential nail maintenance tips and learn why clients with nail wraps will usually need maintenance after a few weeks. Curious about dry manicures? Challenge yourself with a true-statement test . Not sure which shape to choose? Discover your perfect nail style and achieve flawless results - dive in now!

How often should you trim your natural nails to maintain healthy growth?
Once a week
Once a month
Every two months
Daily
Trimming your nails about once a week helps prevent splits and breakage while encouraging even growth. Less frequent trims can allow nails to become too long and prone to damage, while daily trimming is unnecessary. Regular weekly maintenance is recommended by most nail care professionals. Healthline: Nail Care Tips
Which tool is primarily used to gently push back the cuticles?
Cuticle pusher
Nail clipper
Nail buffer
Nail scissors
A cuticle pusher is specifically designed to gently move the cuticle away from the nail plate without causing damage. Nail clippers and scissors are used for trimming, and buffers are used for smoothing the nail surface. Using the correct tool helps maintain nail health and appearance. WikiHow: Push Back Cuticles
What is the primary purpose of applying a base coat before colored polish?
To protect the nail from staining
To speed up drying time
To add extra shine
To act as a topcoat
A base coat creates a protective barrier between the nail plate and colored polish, preventing pigments from staining and strengthening the nail surface. It also helps polish adhere more evenly. While it may add minimal shine, its primary role is protection and adhesion. Cosmopolitan: Base Coat Guide
Which nail shape features straight sides and a flat, squared-off free edge?
Square
Oval
Almond
Stiletto
The square nail shape is characterized by straight, parallel sides and a flat top edge, giving a clean, modern look. Oval and almond shapes round the edges, while stiletto comes to a sharp point. Square nails are popular for their durability and contemporary style. Healthline: Nail Shapes
What is the main purpose of using a nail file?
To shape and smooth the free edge
To push back cuticles
To apply polish evenly
To buff the nail surface
A nail file is designed to shape the nail’s free edge and smooth any roughness or snags. Cuticle pushers and buffers serve different functions, and polish application tools are neither files nor buffers. Proper filing technique prevents splitting and maintains nail integrity. Nails Magazine: Filing Do's and Don’ts
Which vitamin is most commonly linked to stronger, healthier nails?
Biotin
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin B12
Biotin, a B vitamin, supports keratin production and helps strengthen nails, reducing brittleness. While vitamins C and D are important for overall health, biotin specifically targets nail structure. Deficiencies in biotin have been linked to weak, splitting nails. Healthline: Biotin Benefits
What is the recommended temperature of the water used for soaking nails during a manicure?
Warm (around 100°F)
Cold (below 70°F)
Boiling (above 212°F)
Room temperature (68°F)
Warm water around 100°F helps soften cuticles and skin without causing irritation. Cold water won’t soften cuticles effectively, while boiling water risks burns. Room temperature water may not be sufficient to prepare nails for cuticle care. Nails Magazine: Basic Manicure Steps
Which area of the nail plate protects the nail matrix from infections and debris?
The cuticle
The free edge
The nail bed
The lunula
The cuticle forms a seal at the base of the nail plate, guarding the nail matrix against bacteria, fungi, and external debris. The free edge is the tip, the nail bed is underneath the plate, and the lunula is the visible part of the matrix. Keeping the cuticle healthy is essential for nail protection. Healthline: Cuticle Care
Which grit number on a nail file indicates a finer surface for smoothing nails?
240 grit
80 grit
100 grit
150 grit
Higher grit numbers denote finer abrasives; 240 grit is used for smoothing and finishing the nail. Lower numbers like 80 grit are very coarse and typically reserved for artificial nail removal. Using the correct grit prevents nail damage and ensures a polished look. Nails Magazine: Nail Grit Guide
Which product is specifically formulated to remove nail polish efficiently?
Acetone
Rubbing alcohol
Moisturizing lotion
Nail buffer
Acetone is a solvent that breaks down nail polish pigments and resins quickly, making it the most effective remover. Rubbing alcohol and lotions do not dissolve polish effectively, and buffers remove shine rather than polish. Always use acetone in a well-ventilated area. Healthline: Acetone Nail Polish Remover
What is the first step you should take before starting a manicure service?
Sanitize your hands and tools
Apply cuticle oil
Start filing the nails
Soak the nails immediately
Sanitizing hands and tools is essential to prevent the spread of bacteria and fungi between clients. Applying cuticle oil and filing are subsequent steps after ensuring a hygienic work area. Proper sanitation is mandated in professional nail services. CDC: Nail Salon Safety
Which part of the nail is the visible portion of the matrix and appears as a white half-moon at the base?
Lunula
Hyponychium
Eponychium
Cuticle
The lunula is the visible part of the nail matrix and appears as a white crescent at the nail base. The eponychium is the living skin at the base, while the hyponychium is the area under the free edge. Proper care maintains lunula health and overall nail growth. Healthline: Lunula Nails
Which type of disinfectant is recommended for effectively sanitizing manicure tools?
EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectant
Regular household bleach without dilution
Rubbing alcohol at 30% concentration
Plain soapy water
EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants are formulated to kill a broad spectrum of pathogens and are recommended for salon tools. Household bleach requires proper dilution and contact time, while 30% alcohol is not strong enough. Soapy water cleans but does not fully disinfect. EPA: Hospital Disinfectants
What is the term for the skin underneath the free edge of the nail?
Hyponychium
Eponychium
Perionychium
Lunula
The hyponychium is the thickened layer of skin that lies beneath the free edge of the nail, serving as a barrier against infection. The eponychium is the living skin around the cuticle area, and the lunula is the matrix visible under the nail. Proper cleaning helps prevent debris buildup in the hyponychium. Healthline: Hyponychium Definition
Which temperature water should you avoid when soaking nails to prevent skin damage?
Boiling water
Warm water
Lukewarm water
Room temperature water
Boiling water can cause burns and damage to the skin and cuticles. Lukewarm or warm water is sufficient to soften cuticles safely, while room temperature water may not be effective. Always test water temperature before use. Nails Magazine: Manicure Steps
Why is it important to use a separate buffer after filing nails?
To smooth ridges and add shine
To cut nails evenly
To remove cuticles
To apply polish directly
After shaping with a file, a buffer smooths surface ridges and creates a smooth, shiny finish that helps polish adhere evenly. Files shape the nail but leave micro-abrasions. Proper buffering results in a professional look. Nails Magazine: Filing and Buffing
Which product should you apply last to seal and protect a fresh manicure?
Top coat
Base coat
Cuticle cream
Nail strengthener
A top coat provides a protective, glossy finish that seals in color and prevents chipping. A base coat is applied first to protect the nail. Cuticle cream and nail strengtheners are beneficial but not used to finish and seal polish. Cosmopolitan: Polish Application
What is the primary function of a keratolytic ingredient in cuticle removers?
To break down dead skin cells
To disinfect nail tools
To add shine to the nail
To strengthen the nail plate
Keratolytic agents, such as alpha hydroxy acids, soften and break down dead skin cells around the nail, making cuticle removal easier and gentler. They do not disinfect or add shine directly. This process helps maintain healthy cuticles without aggressive pushing. Nails Magazine: Cuticle Care Products
When nails begin to peel, which action helps restore moisture and reduce peeling?
Apply cuticle oil regularly
Use coarse filing grit
Soak nails in acetone
Trim nails extremely short
Regular application of cuticle oil replenishes moisture and helps prevent nail splitting and peeling. Coarse filing can worsen peeling, and acetone soaks are drying. Trimming excessively short may not address the underlying dryness. Healthline: Cuticle Oil Benefits
Which step is crucial to avoid tearing the nail plate when using a metal cuticle pusher?
Ensure nails are dry before pushing
Soak nails in lotion first
Press firmly at a steep angle
Use a fresh file for cuticle work
Dry nails provide firmer support for the cuticle, reducing the risk of tearing with a metal pusher. Wet nails are softer and more prone to damage. Always use gentle, controlled pressure and the correct angle to protect the nail plate. WikiHow: Push Back Cuticles
What is the recommended interval for replacing a nail buffer block in a professional salon?
Every 5 to 7 clients
Monthly regardless of use
Once a year
Never, if cleaned properly
Buffer blocks accumulate oils and debris after several uses, reducing effectiveness and hygiene. Replacing them every 5 to 7 clients ensures proper abrasion and prevents cross-contamination. Monthly or yearly schedules ignore actual usage patterns. Nails Magazine: Tool Maintenance
Which type of nail wrap material is known for providing strong reinforcement and flexibility?
Fiberglass wrap
Paper wrap
Silk wrap
Foil wrap
Fiberglass wraps offer a good balance of strength and flexibility, making them ideal for reinforcing natural nails without excessive bulk. Paper wraps are thinner but weaker, silk wraps are smooth but less durable, and foil wraps are decorative, not structural. Nails Magazine: Nail Wrap Comparison
When applying a nail wrap, what should be applied immediately after the wrap fabric is positioned?
Wrap resin or adhesive
Top coat
Base coat
Cuticle oil
Once the wrap fabric is placed on the nail, the wrap resin or adhesive seals and bonds the fabric to the nail plate. Base and top coats are used before and after this step, respectively, and cuticle oil is applied at the end. Proper resin application ensures durability. Nails Magazine: Nail Wrap Techniques
How long is the typical cure time for LED-cured gel polish under a 48W lamp?
30 seconds per layer
2 minutes per layer
10 seconds per layer
5 minutes per layer
LED lamps cure most gel polishes in approximately 30 seconds per coat, depending on the brand and lamp wattage. UV lamps require longer, around 2 minutes. Shorter or longer times can lead to improper curing or product degradation. Healthline: Gel Nails
Which condition is a common indicator of a fungal nail infection?
Yellow or discolored patches
Blue skin around the nail
Glossy, clear nail plate
Thin, transparent free edge
Fungal infections often cause yellow, brown, or white discoloration and thickening of the nail plate. Blue skin suggests bruising or circulatory issues, while glossy clear nails are healthy. Early detection helps in timely treatment. CDC: Onychomycosis
What distinguishes a French manicure from other polish styles?
White tips and natural pink base
Solid black polish
Glitter gradient effect
All-over matte color
A classic French manicure features a nude or pink base with crisp white tips, offering a clean and timeless look. Other styles like solid colors or glitter effects do not follow this signature two-tone design. It's a staple in professional nail services. Nails Magazine: French Manicure
If a client develops redness and irritation around the nail after polish removal, what is the best course of action?
Stop service and apply a soothing barrier cream
Continue filing aggressively
Soak hands in acetone again
Apply more polish immediately
Halting the service and applying a barrier or soothing cream helps calm irritated skin and prevents further damage. Aggressive filing or additional acetone exposure can exacerbate irritation. Always address client comfort and skin health first. Allure: Nail Irritation Tips
How often should professional nail tools be disinfected when serving multiple clients?
Between each client
Once at the end of the day
Weekly
Only when tools appear dirty
Disinfecting tools between each client prevents cross-contamination of bacteria, fungi, and viruses. End-of-day cleaning is insufficient for professional settings, and visual cleanliness doesn’t guarantee sterilization. Follow salon sanitation protocols strictly. CDC: Nail Salon Safety
Which natural oil is highly recommended for nourishing and strengthening cuticles?
Jojoba oil
Coconut oil
Mineral oil
Baby oil
Jojoba oil closely resembles the skin’s natural sebum, making it excellent for deep cuticle hydration and nourishment. Coconut oil is moisturizing but heavier. Mineral oil and baby oil are occlusive and can trap debris. Regular jojoba oil usage keeps cuticles supple. Healthline: Jojoba Oil Uses
What does 'overlay on natural nail plate' refer to in nail enhancements?
Applying enhancement product directly over the natural nail
Attaching artificial tips to the free edge
Using glue-on press-on nails
Applying polish only
An overlay involves applying acrylic, gel, or dip powder product straight onto the natural nail plate for strength and durability without using tips. Tip application extends the free edge, while overlays reinforce existing nails. This technique is popular for subtle enhancements. Nails Magazine: Nail Overlays
Which step helps prevent lifting of gel polish after curing?
Wiping the tacky layer with an alcohol cleanser
Skipping base coat
Applying a thick second coat
Curing for only 5 seconds
Wiping off the inhibition layer (tacky residue) with an alcohol-based cleanser seals the surface, ensuring adhesion and preventing polish lifting. Skipping base coat or under-curing weakens the bond. Proper cleaning is essential for long-lasting gel manicures. Allure: Gel Manicure Guide
Which product is used to dehydrate the natural nail plate before acrylic application?
Nail dehydrator or bonder
Cuticle oil
Acetone soak
Top coat
A nail dehydrator or bonder removes oils and moisture from the nail plate, improving acrylic bond strength. Cuticle oil adds moisture, acetone may over-dry and damage, and top coat is for sealing, not dehydration. Proper dehydration is critical for durable enhancements. Nails Magazine: Acrylic Prep
How long should you typically soak built gel polish in 100% acetone for removal?
10–15 minutes
1–2 minutes
30–45 minutes
Over an hour
Soaking gel polish in pure acetone for about 10–15 minutes softens the gel enough for safe removal. Shorter times may not penetrate, and longer soaks risk drying and damaging the natural nail. Follow manufacturer guidelines for optimal results. Healthline: Gel Nail Removal
What is nail pterygium and how does it affect manicure services?
An overgrowth of skin at the eponychium, hindering cuticle work
A fungal infection under the free edge
A discoloration of the nail plate
A type of artificial nail tip
Pterygium is the forward growth of the eponychium onto the nail plate, limiting space for cuticle work and requiring gentle management. It’s not an infection or tip style. Technicians must recognize it to avoid injury and adapt services. Nails Magazine: Nail Pterygium
Which acid is commonly found in nail primers to improve adhesion of enhancement products?
Methacrylic acid
Salicylic acid
Citric acid
Formic acid
Methacrylic acid primers condition the nail surface for better bonding of acrylics and gels. Salicylic and citric acids serve exfoliation and pH adjustment, respectively, while formic acid is not used in nail primers. Proper priming prevents lifting. Nails Magazine: Nail Primers
In dip powder application, what is the purpose of using a pre-grit or dehydrator before base gel?
To lightly roughen the nail for better adhesion
To add color to the powder
To remove cuticles
To seal the free edge
Pre-grit or dehydrator removes oils and gently roughens the nail plate, improving the mechanical bond of base gel and dip powder. It does not add color or remove cuticles. Proper preparation is essential for long-lasting results. Nails Magazine: Dip Powder Prep
Which practice helps correct minor scratches on acrylic nails without a full fill?
Lightly buff the area and apply a thin layer of clear acrylic
Soak in acetone until the scratch disappears
File deep into the scratch
Apply cuticle oil over the scratch
Buffing the scratch smooths the surface, and adding a thin overlay of clear acrylic restores strength and shine. Acetone won’t remove scratches, and filing too deeply can damage the structure. Cuticle oil doesn’t address the scratch itself. Nails Magazine: Acrylic Maintenance
What distinguishes a hard gel from a soft gel in professional nail applications?
Hard gel cures into a solid, non-flexible structure and requires filing to remove
Soft gel cures instantly without a lamp
Hard gel is water-soluble and peels off easily
Soft gel cannot be used for overlays
Hard gel forms a solid, durable coating that must be filed off, providing strong overlays. Soft gel remains slightly flexible, cures with a lamp, and can often be soaked off. Hard gels are used for sculpted extensions, while soft gels are for polish-like coatings. Nails Magazine: Gel Types
Which solvent is most effective for removing wrap resin after nail wrap application?
Isopropyl alcohol
Water-based polish remover
Olive oil
Cuticle softener
Isopropyl alcohol dissolves and removes wrap resin effectively without damaging the nail or fabric. Water-based removers may not break down the resin, and oils or cuticle softeners lack the solvent power needed. Proper cleaning ensures a smooth finish. Nails Magazine: Wrap Removal
At what temperature range should nail adhesives and gels be stored to maintain stability?
55–75°F (13–24°C)
Below 32°F (0°C)
Above 100°F (38°C)
Any room temperature
Storing adhesives and gels between 55–75°F preserves their chemical stability, preventing premature curing or separation. Freezing temperatures can ruin formulations, and high heat accelerates chemical reactions. Check manufacturer instructions for best results. Nails Magazine: Product Storage
How does the hyponychium differ in a foot soak tray compared to a hand soak bowl in sanitation protocols?
Foot trays require daily water changes due to higher contamination risk
Hand bowls never need disinfectant
Foot trays can be rinsed with cold water only
Hand bowls use harsher chemicals than foot trays
Foot soak trays encounter tougher contaminants and must have daily water and disinfectant changes. Hand bowls still require disinfection but face lower risk. Both require cleaners, but foot trays need stricter protocols. CDC: Salon Sanitation
Which mineral deficiency is associated with the development of koilonychia, or 'spoon nails'?
Iron deficiency
Calcium deficiency
Zinc deficiency
Vitamin A deficiency
Koilonychia, or spoon-shaped nails, is commonly linked to iron deficiency anemia, which affects nail structure. Calcium and zinc deficiencies cause other nail irregularities, and vitamin A deficiency impacts skin health more broadly. Proper nutrition supports nail integrity. Healthline: Spoon Nails
What technique helps remove polish smudges without ruining the rest of the manicure?
Use a fine brush dipped in remover for targeted cleanup
Re-dip the entire nail in remover
File the smudge off gently
Soak fingers in water
A small brush or cotton swab with acetone allows precise correction of smudges without disturbing surrounding polish. Re-dipping the whole nail can ruin the manicure, filing changes the surface shape, and water doesn’t remove polish. This targeted method is standard in salons. Allure: Fix Nail Polish Smudges
What is PolyGel and how does it differ from traditional acrylic and hard gel?
A hybrid of acrylic and gel offering lightweight, workable consistency
A type of dip powder system
Pure acrylic powder with no monomer
An oil-based polish
PolyGel combines the flexibility of hard gels and strength of acrylics in a formulation that’s easy to sculpt and control. It requires no mixing of powder and monomer. Dip powders and traditional acrylics have different application processes, and PolyGel isn’t an oil polish. Nails Magazine: PolyGel Explained
When filing a sculpted acrylic extension, what is the recommended filing direction?
File from the free edge toward the cuticle
File from cuticle to free edge
File in a circular motion
File only on one side of the nail
Filing from the free edge toward the cuticle ensures a smooth shape and prevents splitting at the stress area. Filing toward the tip or in circles can create weak spots and uneven surfaces. Balanced pressure on both sides maintains symmetry. Nails Magazine: Filing Do's and Don’ts
In sculpted acrylic nail application, which zone typically requires the greatest product thickness for strength?
Stress area (apex)
Cuticle area
Sidewalls
Free edge tip
The apex or stress area at the center of the nail bears the most pressure and requires additional acrylic thickness to prevent flexing and breakage. The cuticle area and sidewalls use thinner layers for adhesion, and the free edge tip is extended but not as thick. Proper apex placement ensures durability. Nails Magazine: Acrylic Nail Zones
Which monomer is banned in professional nail products due to health risks, though still found in some illicit formulations?
MMA (Methyl methacrylate)
EMA (Ethyl methacrylate)
IBMA (Isobutyl methacrylate)
HEMA (Hydroxyethyl methacrylate)
MMA has been banned in many countries for its potential to cause allergic reactions, nail damage, and even ingestion hazards. EMA is considered safer and approved for salon use. IBMA and HEMA are different monomers with distinct safety profiles. Compliance with regulations ensures client safety. Nails Magazine: MMA vs. EMA
In nail product chemistry, what pH range can cause corrosive damage to the natural nail plate?
Below 4 or above 11
Between 6 and 7
Between 8 and 9
Exactly 7
Extremely acidic (below pH 4) or basic (above pH 11) solutions can damage the nail’s keratin structure, leading to thinning and brittleness. Neutral products around pH 7 are safest. Slightly acidic to neutral ranges are standard for nail products. NCBI: Nail pH Study
What wavelength range is most effective for curing UV gel nail products?
365–405 nm
200–300 nm
450–500 nm
500–600 nm
UV gel products are formulated to cure under light in the 365–405 nm range, where photoinitiators activate polymerization. Wavelengths below or above this range are less effective and can result in improper curing. LED lamps often target specific nanometers within this band. Nails Magazine: UV vs LED Lamps
Which barrier method is used to prevent pigment migration during detailed nail art?
Applying a thin layer of top coat before art
Mixing pigments with acetone
Using plain water under the art
Skipping base coat entirely
A thin protective top coat seals the base color and prevents subsequent pigments from bleeding or migrating into underlying layers. Mixing pigments with acetone dilutes color and damages polish layers. Proper layering maintains crisp designs. Allure: Nail Art Techniques
What is the typical cure time difference between UV and LED lamps for the same gel polish formula?
LED cures in ~30 seconds, UV in ~2 minutes
LED cures in 5 minutes, UV in 1 minute
Both cure in exactly the same time
UV is always faster than LED
LED lamps emit focused wavelengths that cure many gel formulas in about 30 seconds per coat, while traditional UV lamps require around 2 minutes. This difference is due to LED’s efficient output at specific nanometers. UV lamps use a broader spectrum, requiring longer exposure. Nails Magazine: UV vs LED Curing
What is the three-zone stress test when evaluating acrylic strength on a manicure service?
Bending the apex, free edge, and sidewalls under light pressure
Soaking nails in three different solutions
Applying three layers of acrylic in different zones
Measuring thickness at three points
The three-zone stress test involves applying gentle pressure to the apex, free edge, and sidewalls to ensure the acrylic holds without cracking or lifting. It verifies proper product placement and adhesion. Soaking or layer counting does not assess performance under stress. Nails Magazine: Acrylic Nail Zones
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Study Outcomes

  1. Understand maintenance schedules -

    Learn when clients with nail wraps will usually need maintenance after application to ensure lasting results.

  2. Apply nail maintenance tips -

    Use proven techniques for cuticle care, filing, and hydration to keep manicures looking fresh and healthy.

  3. Identify common manicure errors -

    Spot and correct typical mistakes like improper buffing or polish application before they compromise your clients' nail health.

  4. Analyze nail wrap integrity -

    Recognize early signs of lifting, chipping, or wear to determine the right time for touch-ups or reapplication.

  5. Recall manicure trivia -

    Test your knowledge of nail anatomy, sanitation protocols, and industry terms to boost your professional expertise.

  6. Evaluate your nail grooming proficiency -

    Assess your strengths and areas for growth through targeted manicure trivia and nail technician test questions.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Understanding the Nail Growth Cycle -

    When preparing for our nail grooming quiz, remember most clients with nail wraps will usually need maintenance after about 2 - 3 weeks, as the average nail growth rate is 3 mm/month (Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology). Use the "3×3 Rule": 3 mm of growth in 3 weeks signals it's time to refill or rewrap to maintain a seamless finish.

  2. Proper Surface Prep for Lasting Wraps -

    Before applying a wrap, thoroughly buff the nail plate and use a pH-balanced dehydrator (e.g., isopropyl alcohol) to remove oils (American Association of Cosmetology Schools). Quick Tip: "Buff, Clean, Bond" ensures a strong adhesive base - buffer lightly, cleanse with alcohol, then apply primer or adhesive.

  3. Cuticle Care Essentials -

    Softening cuticles with a pH-neutral remover and gently pushing them back prevents under-wrap lifting (American Academy of Dermatology). Mnemonic: "SOFT" (Soak, Oil, File, Tuck) helps you remember each step of cuticle maintenance for a pristine wrap edge.

  4. Sanitation & Tool Sterilization -

    Adhering to CDC guidelines means disinfecting reusable tools in an EPA-registered solution and autoclaving metal implements after each client (CDC Cosmetology Standards). Pro Tip: Label your disinfection baskets by date to track when tools were last sanitized.

  5. Edge Sealing Techniques -

    After placing the wrap, heat-cure or press down edges for 10 - 15 seconds to activate the adhesive, then finish with a non-acidic top coat (Manufacturer's Technical Bulletin). Fun Fact from manicure trivia: Proper edge sealing reduces water ingress by up to 80%, ensuring wrap longevity and client satisfaction.

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