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WorksheetsIs it Art? Colour Theory Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Red, Yellow, & Blue are the "building blocks" of all colour. What are these three colours also referred to as?
Tertiary Colours
Secondary Colours
Primary Colours
Complementary Colours
Green, Orange, & Purple are created after mixing two Primary colours together. What are these colours also referred to as?
Secondary Colours
Primary Colours
Tertiary Colours
Harmonious Colours
These colours are created after mixing a Primary and a Secondary colour together:
Harmonious Colours
Tertiary Colours
Complementary Colours
Warm Colours
These colours are opposite from each other on the colour wheel:
Tertiary Colours
Primary Colours
Harmonious Colours
Complementary Colours
Three colours beside each other on the colour wheel are also known as:
Harmonious Colours
Secondary Colours
Cool Colours
Complementary Colours
Reds, Yellows, and Oranges depict feelings of heat, passion, and intensity. These colours are also known as:
Cool Colours
Primary Colours
Secondary Colours
Warm Colours
What two colours would you mix to create Green?
Red & Yellow
Red & Blue
Blue & Yellow
Blue & Purple
Blues, Greens, and Purples depict feelings of coolness, relaxation, and zen. These colours are also known as:
Warm Colours
Cool Colours
Tertiary Colours
Analogous Colours
What is the complementary colour of yellow?
Green
Orange
Purple
Red
What is the complementary colour of Red-Purple?
Red-Orange
Yellow-Orange
Blue-Green
Yellow-Green
Red-Purple and Yellow-Green can fall into both Warm & Cool colour categories. What other colour scheme do these colours demonstrate?
Harmonious Colours
Primary Colours
Complementary Colours
Secondary Colours
What two colours would you mix to create Purple?
Red & Blue
Red & Yellow
Blue & Green
Orange & Red
If you were trying to paint a picture depicting fire, what kinds of colours would you use?
Cool Colours
Complementary Colours
Primary Colours
Warm Colours
If you were trying to paint a picture of a calm, relaxing landscape, what kinds of colours would you use?
Secondary Colours
Cool Colours
Warm Colours
Tertiary Colours
