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WorksheetsInterior Design Color (Obj. 2.01)
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
This color represents joy, friendship, warmth, cowardice, and happiness
Red
Orange
Yellow
Yellow Green
A diagram of the spectrum of tones in a continuous circle representing their relationship to each other is called...
A color spectrum
A color wheel
A color rainbow
What color represents danger, power, love, passion, anger, and fire?
Red
Yellow Orange
Orange
Violet
Analogous colors are those that are located directly opposite each other on the color wheel: red and green, blue and orange, purple and yellow.
True
False
To obtain one of the tertiary colors, you need to mix a primary color and a secondary color. The opportunities for tertiary colors are endless.
True
False
When you mix red and blue you get purple.
True
False
When you mix the primary colors of yellow and blue you get green.
False
True
What are your secondary colors?
Red, yellow, blue
Red, green, blue
Yellow, orange, purple
Orange, green, purple
The name of a color is called...
HUE
Intensity
Value
Shadow
The clarity or darkness of a color is its...
Intensity
Shadow
Tone
Value
Using only one color in its tones and shades is called...
Complementary color scheme
Analogous color scheme
Split complementary color scheme
Monochromatic color scheme
These are colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors.
Tertiary
Primary
Secondary
Analogous
This is a variation of a single color. Example: Carolina Blue, Royal Blue, Navy Blue.
Analogous
Intensity
Monochromatic
Triadic
When white is added to a color, it is called:
Value
Shadow
Tint
Saturation
What are the 3 components or characteristics of color?
Tone, Shade and Tint
Tone, Value and Intensity/Saturation
Value, Color and Tone
The most muted or desaturated version of a hue created by adding gray is called
Tint
Shade
Value
Tone
What is the difference between intensity and value?
Value is the brightness to opacity
Intensity is the brightness to darkness of a color
Value is the brightness to opacity of a color
Intensity is the brightness to opacity of a color
What is the difference between saturation and intensity?
Saturation is more of an intense color
They are the same
Intensity is brighter and saturation
When black is added to a color, it is called:
Tint
Darkness
Shadow
Opacity
These colors remind us of places like the shade of a tree or water:
Warm colors
Triadic colors
Cool colors
Complementary colors
These colors are obtained by mixing black and white or complementary colors:
Neutral colors
Warm colors
Complementary colors
Cool colors
Analogous, Monochromatic and Complementary Colors are all:
Color properties
Color spectrums
Color temperatures
Color schemes
A color and the two colors on either side of its complement are called:
Complementary
Split Complementary
Monochromatic
Analogous
Three colors equally spaced on the color wheel are known as a __________ color scheme
Analogous
Monochromatic
Split Complementary
Triadic
What is the complement of Blue?
Yellow
Orange
Red Orange
Green
What are the split complements of blue?
Violet-Blue, Green-Blue
Violet-Red, Orange-Red
Green-Blue, Green-Yellow
Orange-Yellow, Orange-Red
What is a color harmony?
Combinations of colors based on color wheel relationships that are widely considered to create pleasant and balanced color schemes.
A choice of colors to use in combination
The colors from yellow to orange & red to purple-red on the color wheel
Combinations of colors that only use a color scheme
What color do you get when you mix all the colors together in equal amounts on the color wheel?
Black
Brown
White
Gray
What reduces the intensity of a color?
Adding its complement
Adding black
Adding white
Adding brown
If you had a color palette of black, gray, white and red, what color palette do you have?
Neutral
Monochromatic
Accentuated Neutral
Analog
