5 Written Questions

1. a circular arrangement of the colors of the spectrum
2. selection of a small number of colors used in an artwork
3. a color scheme having three colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel
4. mixtures of primary and its adjacent secondary: i.e, red-orange
5. lacking color; black, gray or white; neutral

5 Matching Questions

1. local color
2. complementary colors
3. monochromatic
4. harmony
5. tetrad

1. a pleasing result of relationships between design elements or principles
2. b the actual color of an object
3. c having a single color (can be various values of that color)
4. d opposites on the color wheel
5. e a color scheme having four colors with a logical relationship on the color wheel

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the dominant value relationship in a picture: high key includes medium-to-light values; low key includes medium-to-dark values; full contrast includes light, medium and dark values
   1. glaze
   2. hue
   3. key
   4. tetrad
2. having covering power; not transparent
   1. opacity
   2. palette
   3. harmony
   4. glaze
3. the degree of purity or brightness of a hue
   1. intensity
   2. key
   3. contrast
   4. opacity
4. the set of colors selected by an artist for use in an artwork; also the physical surface on which colors are mixed
   1. glaze
   2. value
   3. palette
   4. balance
5. gradual, successive change
   1. balance
   2. saturation
   3. gradation
   4. triad

5 True/False Question

1. dominance → distribution of elements producing a state of equilibrium in a composition
   

   True        False

2. saturation → gradual, successive change
   

   True        False

3. shade → medium-to-dark value of color
   

   True        False

4. primary color → a color that cannot be mixed from other colors. red, yellow, blue
   

   True        False

5. balance → distribution of elements producing a state of equilibrium in a composition
   

   True        False