On the color wheel, the combination of ‘Violet-Yellow’ or ‘Orange-Blue’ are best described as

• (a) Complementary

• (b) Supplementary

• (c) Analogous

• (d) Monochromatic

Concept of ‘Serial Vision’ has been applied to the approach layout of

• (a) Victoria Memorial Complex, Kolkata

• (b) UmaidBhawan Palace, Jodhpur

• (c) VidhanSoudha Precinct, Bangalore

• (d) RashtrapatiBhawan Complex, Delhi

Purity of color is described by

• (a) Hue

• (b) Value

• (c) Chroma  

• (d) Tone

Gestalt’s Laws of visual perception DO NOT relate to

• (a) Aesthetics of form are a function of Golden section

• (b) Things are perceived as a whole

• (c)   Whole is greater than the sum total of its parts

• (d) Elements with  continuity are perceived together

arrange the fallowing sense of enclosure in a hierarchy of decreasing order.

• (a) S>Q>U>P>T>R

• (b) U>S>Q>R>P>T

• (c)   P>Q>R>S>T>U

• (d) T>P>S>Q>U>R

The hue at the center of the Munsell Color Solid is

• (a) Black

• (b) gray

• (c)   sepia

• (d) white

The term ‘Zeitgist’, used in contemporary architecture, refers to

• (a) Iconicity

• (b) Spirit of Times

• (c)   Kinesthetics

• (d) Semantic Associations

A combination of colors forming an equilateral triangle in a Color Wheel is

called

 

 

• (a) Analogous Scheme

• (b) Triad Scheme

• (c)   Split Complementary Scheme

• (d) Double Complementary Scheme

Saturation level of a color represents

• (a) Distribution

• (b) Brilliance

• (c)   Darkness

• (d) Warmth

In CMYK colour model, ‘K’ represents the colour

• (a) White

• (b) Black

• (c)   Blue

• (d) Green