Colour Models Quiz

What does RGB stand for?

• Rose Gold Brown

• Rainbow Green Blue

• Red Gray Black

• Red Green Blue

Which colour model is used for anything displayed on a monitor or screen?

• Pantone

• HDMI

• CMYK

• RGB

How is white created in the RGB colour model?

• By adding red, green, and blue light together

• By subtracting colours

• By using metallic inks

• By layering up cyan, magenta, yellow, and black ink

What does CMYK stand for?

• Cyan Magenta Yellow Key

• Crimson Maroon Yellow Khaki

• Coral Mint Yellow Ketchup

• Cyan Magenta Yellow Ketchup

Which colour model should be used for anything printed with ink?

• RGB

• CMYK

• Pantone

• Printing paper

How is white created in the CMYK colour model?

• By layering red, green, and blue light

• By subtracting all 4 colours

• By adding cyan, magenta, yellow, and black together

• By using metallic inks

What are Pantone colours?

• Inks that are always used

• Specifically coloured screens

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  Specifically coloured papers

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  Specifically coloured inks that are pre-mixed

What is the main difference between CMYK and RGB colour models?

• CMYK is for producing colours with ink and RGB is for producing colours with light

• CMYK is for replicating with light and RGB is for replicating with ink

• CMYK uses metallic inks, while Pantone uses regular inks

• CMYK is an additive color model, while Pantone is a subtractive color model

When designing for print, what colour model should the artwork be set up in?

• Greyscale

• Pantone

• CMYK

• RGB

What should be kept in mind when viewing a CMYK file on an RGB screen? (Choose 2)

• The colours may appear different when printed

• The colours will appear the same when printed

• The colours may appear darker when printed

• The colours may appear more vibrant when printed