What is the simplest formula for creating color harmony?

• Analogous

• Triadic

• Complementary

• Monochromatic

Which color scheme uses colors that are next to each other on the color wheel?

• Complementary

• Monochromatic

• Analogous

• Tetradic

What does the term 'hue' refer to in color theory?

• The vibrancy of a color

• Another word for 'color'

• How dark or light a color is

• The intensity of a color

What is the effect of adjusting a color's saturation?

• Changes its basic hue

• Makes it appear more subtle or more vibrant

• Shifts it to a complementary color

• Alters its value from dark to light

Which color scheme is known for using three colors that form a perfect triangle on the color wheel?

• Split-complementary

• Triadic

• Complementary

• Analogous

What should be considered to ensure readability in design?

• Making sure colors are legible and easy on the eyes

• Applying the most vibrant colors available

• Using only primary colors

• Focusing solely on monochromatic schemes

How can a tetradic color scheme be effectively used?

• Focusing on secondary colors only

• Using only primary colors

• By letting one color dominate and the others serve as an accent

• Applying four shades of the same hue

What is a common method to reduce the 'vibration' effect between colors?

• Adjusting the lightness, darkness, or saturation

• Applying complementary colors exclusively

• Limiting the palette to primary colors

• Using only neutral colors

Which color scheme uses colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel?

• Monochromatic

• Analogous

• Triadic

• Complementary

What does 'value' refer to in color theory?

• How dark or light the color is

• The emotional impact of the color

• The saturation level of the color

• The cost of the color in the market