Complementary Colors Quiz

What are complementary colors?

• Colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

• Colors that are all primary colors.

• Colors that mix to form a neutral gray.

• Colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel.

What effect do complementary colors have when placed next to each other?

• They enhance each other’s brightness.

• They create a monochromatic look.

• They blend into a single color.

• They appear less vibrant.

How can designers use complementary colors effectively in a digital interface?

• To create a sense of uniformity

• To highlight important elements

• To reduce visual impact

• To make everything the same color

What is a psychological effect of complementary colors in design?

• They make everything look dull.

• They typically induce relaxation.

• They can minimize visual stimulation.

• They can evoke strong emotional responses.

Why is it important to consider complementary colors in accessibility design?

• They ensure all elements are the same color.

• They help achieve sufficient contrast for readability.

• They prevent the use of color altogether.

• They make the design look more complex.

Which of the following is a pair of complementary colors?

• Purple and pink

• Orange and blue

• Yellow and green

• Red and blue

What happens when complementary colors are mixed together?

• They produce a neutral color.

• They become more vibrant.

• They turn into primary colors.

• They create a high contrast.

Which of the following is NOT a primary color in the RYB color model?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Red

• Green

What is the main reason behind the high contrast of complementary colors?

• They have the same temperature.

• They are both cool colors.

• They have opposite temperatures.

• They are both warm colors.

What is the effect of using complementary colors in a design?

• They create a sense of chaos.

• They make the design look monochromatic.

• They make each other stand out and look balanced.

• They make the design look dull.