Practice

1. The path of a moving point that implies occupied space.

• line
• value
• form
• shape

2. Red, yellow, and blue are the most basic colors that can be used to make other hues including secondary and tertiary.

• primary
• secondary
• analogous
• monochromatic

3. Using a color with its tints and shades.

• triadic
• gradient
• split-complement
• monochromatic

4. Three colors next to one another on the color wheel that share a common hue.

• warm colors
• variety
• split-complement
• analogous

5. Mixing a primary and secondary color will create a tertiary color, which is an example?

• turquoise
• green-red
• yellow-orange
• blue-purple

6. Windows are tinted on a vehicle to filter out the white light. What do you add to a hue to make a tint in the art room?

• black
• brown
• gray
• white

7. True or False- The emphasis is always the largest object seen in the picture plane.

• True
• False

8. What are small, quick, well-developed sketches referred to as in drawing?

• thumbnails
• drafts
• overlays
• sketches

9. Color has several natural characteristics that define how they are seen. Intensity refers to the _____ of a hue.

• value
• brightness or dullness
• lightness or darkness
• tone

10. When two primary colors are mixed together, the following occurs. They become _______________

• tertiary and muted
• analogous colors
• secondary and triadic colors
• tetradic colors