Color Theory Quiz

What is the color harmony that is in the image?

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According to the image, what is a tint?

• A darker version of a color by adding black

• A lighter version of a color by adding white

• A color mixed with gray to change its intensity

• A color that is opposite another on the color wheel

What is a shade as defined in the image?

• A lighter version of a color by adding white

• A color mixed with gray to change its intensity

• A darker version of a color by adding black or a darker complementary color

• A color that is opposite another on the color wheel

What are analogous colors according to the image?

• Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel

• Colors that produce a neutral color when mixed

• Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel with a single color in common

• The three primary colors

What is the primary color scheme?

• A scheme using one color in various shades, tints, and intensities

• A scheme that includes one primary color and two secondary colors

• Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel

• The scheme that includes only the three primary colors: red, blue, and yellow

What does the term 'complementary colors' refer to?

• Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

• Colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel

• Any two colors that mix to form white light

• Colors that produce a neutral color when mixed together

What is a 'secondary color'?

• A color created by mixing two primary colors in equal proportions

• A color that can be made by mixing two secondary colors

• The result of mixing a primary color with a tertiary color

• A primary color

What is the result of mixing a primary color with its nearest secondary color?

• A tertiary color

• A primary color

• A neutral color

• An analogous color

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

• A color scheme using multiple colors with high contrast

• A color scheme using various shades, tints, and intensities of a single color

• A color scheme that includes one primary and one secondary color

• A color scheme using only primary colors

What are 'warm' colors in color theory?

• Colors that evoke a sense of warmth, like red, orange, and yellow

• Colors that are used to create a sense of coolness, like blue and green

• Colors that can only be used in warm climates

• Colors that increase the temperature of the room