Arts Reviewer Q3: Color Theory Quiz

It ________ is a technique used to draw three-dimensional images on a two-dimensional plane.

• Perspective Drawing

• Aerial Perspective

• Linear Perspective

• Color Perspective

___________are combinations of primary and secondary colors.

• Tertiary Colors

• Analogous Colors

• Complementary Colors

• Monochromatic Colors

The _________mean the organizing of colors in the spectrum.

• Color Palette

• Color Wheel

• Color Harmony

• Color Contrast

_________is a dot placed on the horizon where objects begin to fade because of distance

• Focal Point

• Vanishing Point

• Perspective Point

• Distance Point

A _______ is a name of the color on the color wheel.

• Tint

• Shade

• Hue

• Tone

The ______ are set of colors that can be combined to make a useful range of color such as: red, blue and yellow.

• Primary Colors

• Secondary Colors

• Tertiary Colors

• Complementary Colors

___________for using shades of black and gray says a lot about sadness, fears, anger, worries, depressions and frustrations.

• Bright Colors

• Warm Colors

• Cool Colors

• Dark Colors

The ____________ is learning the different color schemes for your choice of color.

• Color Harmonies

• Color Contrasts

• Color Complements

• Color Tones

___________is a type of linear perspective that contains only one vanishing point on the horizon.

• Two-Point Perspective

• Three-Point Perspective

• One-Point Perspective

• Multi-Point Perspective

The word “_________” means closely related, so the combination of these hues has a harmonious.

• Analogous

• Complementary

• Monochromatic

• Split Complementary