5 Written Questions

1. A color directly opposite another on a color wheel and providing the greatest chromatic contrast to it.
2. the warmth or coolness of a color. eg blue is cool and orange is warm
3. a color that lacks a strong chroma, or hue
4. a color and the two colors surrounding its complement, eg, green, red-orange, red-violet
5. colors that cannot be made by mixing. eg, red/yellow/blue

5 Matching Questions

1. color wheel
2. earth tones
3. triadic harmony
4. chroma
5. additive colors

1. a three colors that form a triangle on the color wheel, eg red-yellow-blue or green-orange-purple
2. b muted colors found in dirt, moss, trees and rocks.
3. c color of light, eg, red/green/blue
4. d intensity of a distinctive hue; saturation of a color.
5. e A circular diagram in which primary and intermediate colors are arranged sequentially so that related colors are next to each other and complementary colors are opposite

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a harmony that has one predominant color or hue.
   1. monochromatic
   2. achromatic
   3. contrast
   4. chroma
2. colors that are made by mixing two primaries-- red and yellow make orange
   1. secondary colors
   2. additive colors
   3. tertiary colors
   4. primary colors
3. the range of colors used by a particular artist
   1. palette
   2. tint
   3. gamut
   4. value
4. a harmony made up of colors that are neighbors on the color wheel. eg, red-orange, red, red-violet
   1. value
   2. harmony
   3. palette
   4. analogous
5. the difference between two colors
   1. tint
   2. contrast
   3. chroma
   4. neutral

5 True/False Question

1. shade → a color that is mixed with black.
   

   True        False

2. harmony → A pleasing combination of colors
   

   True        False

3. after image → The visual image that persists after the eyes are shut
   

   True        False

4. gamut → the quality of lightness or darkness of a color
   

   True        False

5. tertiary colors → colors that cannot be made by mixing. eg, red/yellow/blue
   

   True        False