In natural fall, all lengths in the solid form fall to the same

• A. level
• B. angle
• C. space
• D. guide

Answer: (A)

Natural fall means the hair drapes straight down under gravity. When you cut in a solid form, there’s no elevation or layering to create variation, so every section settles to the same bottom plane. The result is a uniform perimeter where all lengths share the same level around the head. The other terms don’t describe how hair naturally settles in a one-length cut: angle implies a tilt or bevel, space isn’t about where the ends land, and guide is just a reference point used during cutting, not the final alignment of lengths.