Colour in Fabric and Apparel Design Quiz

What are the primary colours on the colour wheel?

• Red, Green, Blue

• Red, Yellow, Blue

• Yellow, Blue, Green

• Red, Orange, Purple

Which of the following is NOT a secondary colour?

• Green

• Violet

• Orange

• Red

What is the term used to describe the brightness or purity of a colour?

• Hue

• Value

• Chroma

• Tint

When black is added to a colour, the resulting version is called a:

• Tint

• Shade

• Tone

• Hue

In the Munsell's Colour Wheel, tertiary colours are made by mixing:

• Two secondary colours

• Two primary colours

• One primary and one secondary colour

• One tint and one shade

Which colour harmony involves the use of colours that are next to each other on the colour wheel?

• Complementary

• Triadic

• Analogous

• Split-complementary

What is the main difference between an achromatic and a monochromatic colour scheme?

• Achromatic uses all colours, while monochromatic uses none

• Achromatic uses only neutral colours, while monochromatic uses different shades of one hue

• Achromatic uses primary colours, while monochromatic uses secondary colours

• Achromatic uses tints, while monochromatic uses shades

Which of the following is a related colour scheme?

• Triadic harmony

• Monochromatic harmony

• Complementary harmony

• Split complementary

If a designer wants to create a sense of calm and restfulness in their design, they are most likely to use colours from which group?

• Advancing colours like red and orange

• Receding colours like blue and green

• Neutral colours like black and white

• Bright colours like yellow and orange

What happens when all light rays are reflected from an object?

• The object appears black

• The object appears white

• The object appears grey

• The object appears coloured