Free Printable Units 2 and 3

1.

What does the picture below illustrate?

a)

Visible Light Spectrum

b)

Electromagnetic Spectrum

c)

Frequency Indicator

d)

Color Line

2.

How are we able to see the color white?

a) b)

c) d)

a)

All colors except red are absorbed

b)

All colors are absorbed

c)

All colors are reflected

d)

All colors except red are reflected

3.

A blue dish appears blue because it

a)

absorbs blue light

b)

absorbs white light

c)

reflects white light

d)

reflects blue light

4.

What color is visible when all color is absorbed?

a)

black

b)

white

c)

dark white

d)

light green

5.

What is the visible spectrum?

a)

The part of light waves we can see

b)

The part of light waves we cannot see

c)

the whole electromagnetic spectrum

d)

the energy spectrum

6.

One of the following affect the perciption of the colors

a)

the paper used in printing

b)

PC used to project the colors

c)

the surronding colors

d)

the ambient light

7.

All the colors that can be presented on a printer or a PC is called

a)

color scheme

b)

possiable colors

c)

gumet

d)

calibrated colors

8.

hese colors make up your computer screen to make an image.

a)

RGB

b)

CMYK

c)

CMY

d)

Black and White

9.

produce a range of visible energy that forms all the colors the human eye can see by adding/mixing the three primary colors of light: Red, green and blue (RGB).

a)

Electromagantic waves

b)

light waves

c)

Radioactive waves

d)

RGB waves

10.

Which is not an example of RGB?

a)

TV

b)

class projectors

c)

poster

d)

smart phone screen

11.

Hue does what?

a)

changes the color

b)

adds more white to the color

c)

adjust the grays

d)

adjust the brightness

12.

You adjust this to add more white to the color and give it a more washed out look?

a)

value

b)

saturation

c)

hue

d)

tint

13.

Which is an example of CMYK

a)

Projector

b)

display

c)

smartphone

d)

printer

14.

if you want to make a color more gray you wtll adjust this?

a)

saturation

b)

brightness

c)

value

d)

hue

15.

What do the letters HSV stands for

a)

High, Standard, Volum

b)

High,Standard , Value

c)

Hue , Standard, Value

d)

Hue , Saturation , Value

16.

What are the tint

a)

Colors with added White

b)

Colors with added black

c)

Colors with addded grey

d)

Colors with added green

17.

What are the shade.

a)

Colors with added White

b)

Colors with added black

c)

Colors with addded grey

d)

Colors with added green

18.

What are the tone

a)

Colors with added White

b)

Colors with added black

c)

Colors with addded grey

d)

Colors with added green

19.

What colors make up the visiable spectrum of light

a)

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet

b)

Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet , Purple

c)

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Black

d)

White, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet

20.

color scheme with Black ,White , and Gray is

a)

Monochomatic

b)

Neutral

c)

Achromatic

d)

All of the above

21.

Lighten colors by beginning with white and adding a bit of color

a)

Tone

b)

Shade

c)

Tint

d)

Cool color

22.

hese colors are located on the left side of the color wheel and usually associate with snow and ice.

a)

Warm Colors

b)

Winter Tones

c)

Cold Colors

d)

Cool Color

23.

saturation of a hue, but has the same value using neutral grays, white and/or black.

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Achromatic

c)

Neutral Colors

d)

Chroma

24.

The amount of black or white in a color

a)

Tone

b)

Tint

c)

Shade

d)

Hue

25.

Darken colors by beginning with color and adding a bit of black

a)

Tone

b)

Shade

c)

Tint

d)

Chrom

26.

3-5 colors adjacent to each other on the color wheel.

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Warm color

c)

Analogous

d)

Hue

27.

The actual color and is affected by light and texture.

a)

Chroma

b)

Hue

c)

Crayola

d)

Tint

28.

one color and it’s value

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Hue

c)

Chroma

d)

Warm

29.

The intensity of color

a)

Hue

b)

Chroma

c)

Cool

d)

Tone

30.

These colors are located on the right side of the color wheel and usually associated with fire and the sun

a)

Cool Colors

b)

Monochromatic

c)

Achromatic colors

d)

Warm Colors

31.

What are the 3 primary colors

a)

Red, Blue, Purple

b)

Green, Orange, Purple

c)

Red, Blue, Yellow

d)

Black, Grey, White

32.

What are the 3 secondary Colors

a)

Red, Blue, Purple

b)

Green, Orange, Purple

c)

Red, Blue, Yellow

d)

Black, Grey, White

33.

When you mix a primary color and a secondary color you get a

a)

Monochromatic Color

b)

Tertiary Color

c)

Neutral Color

d)

Analogous Color

34.

The color combination of orange and blue is an example of a(n)

a)

Monochromatic color scheme

b)

Achromatic color scheme

c)

Complementary color scheme

d)

Split-Complementary color scheme

35.

The color combination of green, red-orange, and red-violet is an example of a(n)

a)

Monochromatic color scheme

b)

Achromatic color scheme

c)

Complimentary color scheme

d)

Split Complementary color scheme

36.

The color combination of light red, red, and dark red is an example of a(n)

a)

Monochromatic color scheme

b)

Achromatic color scheme

c)

Complementary color scheme

d)

Split-complementary color scheme

37.

A color that suggests cheerfulness, friendliness, and happiness is

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

Green

d)

Blue

38.

A color that can create a calm or restful, but formal mood is

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

Green

d)

Blue

39.

All of the following are warm colors EXCEPT

a)

Yellow

b)

Red

c)

Green

d)

Orange

40.

A color scheme that uses any three colors that are equally distanced apart on the color wheel is

a)

Triadic

b)

Split-complementary

c)

Analogous

d)

Complementary

41.

A color scheme which uses colors directly opposite on the color wheel is

a)

Triadic

b)

Split-complementary

c)

Analogous

d)

Complementary

42.

Another name for color is

a)

Shade

b)

Tint

c)

Value

d)

Hue

43.

A single color scheme.

a)

Analogous

b)

Monochromatic

c)

Complementary

d)

Tertiary

44.

Relative lightness or darkness of a hue.

a)

Tint

b)

Shade

c)

Value

d)

Intensity

45.

Dull/ tone down when mixed.

a)

Analogous

b)

Monochromatic

c)

Complementary

d)

Tertiary

46.

4-Colors that are evenly spaced on the color wheel

a)

Triadic

b)

Split-complementary

c)

Analogous

d)

Tetradic

47.

What does the color green signify

a)

Approval

b)

Warmth

c)

Alterness

d)

Disapproval

48.

What characerstic does the Red color have

a)

Goes back and is warm

b)

Advances and is cool

c)

Advances and is warm

d)

Goes back and is cool

49.

Why would a palette asked for by a client be used for a single job

a)

To save money

b)

For Consistency

c)

To prevent pixel burn

d)

To use the designers favorite color

50.

colors that are used for emphasis in a color scheme. These colors can often be bold or vivid and are used sparingly, to emphasize, contrast or create rhythm.

a)

Accent colors

b)

Dominant colors

c)

Analogus colors

d)

Warm colors

51.

Colors that are less saturated than primary colours, making them feel light, soft, and calming.

a)

Accent colors

b)

Dominant colors

c)

Analogus colors

d)

Pastel colors

52.

Colors that are the most dominant

a)

Accent colors

b)

Primary colors

c)

Analogus colors

d)

Pastel colors

53.

Colors that naturally fade into the background. They also easily take on the properties of any surrounding color.

a)

Supporting colors

b)

Primary colors

c)

Analogus colors

d)

Pastel colors

54.

Delicate pink, green, pale pink are

a)

Supporting colors

b)

Primary colors

c)

Analogus colors

d)

Vintage colors

55.

Colors that can be associated with sports teams

a)

Red,Navy blue, Royal blue ,Light blue,Teal,Green ,Black ,White.

b)

Pink , Rose Gold and Purple

c)

Cyan , Magenta and Yellow

d)

None of the above

56.

part of the eye that precieves colors

a)

retina

b)

cornea

c)

cone

d)

pupil

Units 2 and 3

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 5hrs 40mins

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