Color Vocabulary

The three primary colors are

• green, orange, and violet

• black, white, and grey

• red, yellow, and blue

• blue, green, and yellow

A color mixed with white is called a

• tint

• tone

• shade

• primary

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel are called

• tints

• shades

• complements

• secondaries

Black, white, grey, and brown are the

• neutrals

• complements

• mixing primaries

• shadarific

The secondary colors are

• red, yellow, and blue

• black, white, and grey

• green, violet, and orange

• red-orange, red, and yellow

Mixing two primary colors together makes a

• tertiary color

• secondary color

• neutral color

• sparkly color

A color mixed with black is called a

• tone

• tint

• complement

• shade

By mixing a primary color and a secondary color, you make a

• tint

• tertiary

• complement

• shade

Colors that next to each other on the color wheel or in the same family are called

• analogous colors

• monochromatic colors

• neutral colors

• secondary colors

Color has three properties. They are:

• dark, light , and medium

• tone, tint, and shade

• hue, value, and intensity

• primary, secondary, and tertiary