Question

"Also known as plaiting, is one in which the left section goes under the middle strand, then the right section goes under the middle strand. What type of braid is this?

a) French braid
b) Dutch braid
c) Three-strand braid
d) Cornrow"

Answer 1

A French braid(a) is a type of braid where the left and right sections go under the middle strand, resulting in a flat braid that lies on the head.

Step-by-step explanation:

The braid described, where the left section goes under the middle strand and then the right section goes under the middle strand, is called a French braid(a). In a French braid, the strands are gradually added to as you continue braiding, resulting in a braid that lies flat on the head. Dutch braids, on the other hand, have the strands crossed under each other instead of over, creating a braid that stands out from the head.