Colour theory and psychology

What is the main definition of colour?

• hue in a room.

• light seen in a darkened area.

• light reflected from an object to the viewer.

• light seen on a rainbow.

Sunlight is made up of how many colours?

• 5

• 10

• 6

• 7

What is the acronym representing the colours of the rainbow:

• YGROVIN

• ROGYBIV

• RYGBNIV

• ROYGBIV

What are the 3 attributes of colour?

• Hue, saturation and intensity

• Hue, Desaturation, monochromes

• Hue, value, intensity

• Hue, saturation and analogous

Which of the two below are colour schemes?

• Analogous and Hue

• Monochromatic and Warm colours

• Complimentary and Hues

• Hues and Cool colours

Which of the following are a pair of warm colour?

• Red and orange

• Red and green

• Purple and blue

• Green and blue

How someone was raised can affect their perception of a colour. Which of the following is an example of this below?

• All colours are beautiful

• Colours affect what you eat.

• A black cat can be good luck or bad

• A blue hat can make you feel happy.

Which of the following is a stimulating colour in art?

• Blue

• Purple

• Red

• black

Where are complimentary colours situated on the colour wheel?

• Next to each other

• Opposite to each other

• Anywhere on the wheel

• left and right of each other.

Which of the following is true of value?

• Value represents space.

• Value Creates an illusion of depth.

• Value affects the effect light has on an object.

• Value shows the ouline of an object.