Contrast - Color

Which term refers to the purity of a color without any addition of white or black?

• Tones

• Pure Hue

• Shades

• Saturation

What does the term 'Saturation' refer to in the context of colors?

• The lightness or darkness of a color

• The purity of the color

• The gradient transition of a color

• The intensity of a color

What are 'Tints' in the context of color theory?

• Colors mixed with black

• Colors mixed with gray

• Colors mixed with white

• Pure colors without any mix

Which term describes the gradual transition between colors?

• Tones

• Saturation

• Luminance

• Gradient

What do gradients primarily measure in artworks?

• The texture of the surface

• The perspective and depth

• The level of darkness or lightness through color

• The age of the artwork

What does adding white to a pure hue create in color theory?

• A shade

• A tint

• A tone

• A contrast

What does adding gray to a hue result in?

• Tints

• Shades

• Tones

• Hues

What are tones used for in color blending?

• To create primary colors

• To blend into shades similar to midtones

• To increase the saturation of colors

• To lighten the color

What does the term "luminance" refer to in the context of color theory?

• The purity of a color

• The perceived lightness of a color

• The saturation of a color

• The hue of a color

Which has a higher luminance, tints or shades?

• Tints

• Shades

• Both have the same luminance

• The term does not apply to tints or shades