A property of light is called

• Saturation

• Color

• Value

• Monochromatic

Red, Blue, and Yellow are examples of

• Secondary Colors

• Warm Colors

• Primary Colors

• Tertiary Colors (Intermediate)

Secondary Colors are important because they make up all the other colors.

• True

• False, Primary Colors

Red-Orange, Orange-Yellow, Blue-Violet, and Green-Blue are examples of.....

• Secondary Colors

• Analogous Colors

• Complementary Colors

• Tertiary/Intermediate Colors

________is when you add white to a color and it becomes lighter. _______is when you add black to a color and it gets darker.

• Shade; Tint

• Hue; Saturation

• Tint; Shade

• Valie; Intensity

_________refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.

• Value

• Intensity

• Saturation

• Hue

Saturation is the intensity of a color. Determines how a certain hue will look in certain lighting conditions. Tints and shades are part of this.

• True

• False

Warm colors make you feel......

• Cool

• Relaxed

• Surprised; Amazed

• Warm; Energized; Bright

Cool Colors make you feel........

• Calmer; Relaxed

• Energized; Bright

• Excited; Amazed

• Mad; Scared

Monochromatic, Analogous, and Complementary are considered color schemes.

• True

• False