What is the art and science of color interaction and effects known as?

• Color theory

• Opponent theory

• Realism theory

• Formalism theory

What 2 things are affected by the psychological effects of color?

• Physical and Psychological.

• Communication and Expression

• Projection and Containment

• Primary Contours and Secondary Contours

What term refers to the way colors influence one another?

• An Expressive Element

• The purity of a color

• Color Interaction

• Dynamic

What two colors mix to create a tertiary color?

• A secondary color and the adjacent primary

• Kinetic And dynamic

• Cool disharmony and cool interaction

• Proximity and Continuity

What physiological theory suggests that the cone cells in the eye can only register one color in a complementary pair at a time?

• Opponent Theory

• Realism theory

• Formalism theory

• Color theory

What two types of "heat" does a color generate?

• Physical and Psychological.

• Kinetic and dynamic

• Ambient and relief

• Unity and repetition

Describe the difference between a "tint", a "tone", and a "shade"?

• A tint is a color to which white is added, a shade is a color to which black has been added, and a tone is a color to which both white and black have been added.

• Monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, and triadic.

• Location, orientation, shape, and color.

• Isolation, Placement, and Contrast

What do intensity, saturation, and chroma all refer to?

• The purity of a color.

• Cool Disharmony

• Color Interaction

• Color Theory

What are the five most common color schemes used to create color harmony?

• Monochromatic, analogous, complementary, split complementary, and triadic.

• A tint is a color to which white is added, a shade is a color to which black has been added, and a tone is a color to which both white and black have been added.

• Location, orientation, shape, and color.

• A secondary color and the adjacent primary.

What might an artist use when they use subject matter is disturbing or an unusual visual approach is needed?

• Cool Disharmony

• An Expressive Element

• Compositions

• Proximity