Worksheets11th Grade Unit 4: Creating Color
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
"____________ is an element of art that is produced when light, striking an object, is reflected back to the eye"
Color
Variety
Value
Texture
Generally, the three hot/warm colors are considered:
Red, yellow, and orange
Red, yellow, and violet
Violet, magenta, and red-orange
Yellow, Green, and Blue
Generally speaking, the four main cool/cold colors are
Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet
Green, Yellow, Red, and Violet
Black, Grey, Brown, Tan
Grey, Steel Blue, Teal, Black
The three primary colors are
Red, yellow, and blue
Red, green, and yellow
Yellow, blue, and orange
Black, white, and red
True or false: indigo is a secondary color.
True
False
Where are complementary colors located on the color wheel?
Across from each other
Next to each other
One color away from each other
They're not on the color wheel
Where are Analogous colors located on the color wheel?
Across from each other
Next to each other
To the side of each other
They're not on the color wheel
Analogous colors together create the soothing effect, also known as the Principle of Design called
Unity
Variety
Contrast
Rhythm
Complementary colors create a jarring effect, known as the Principle of Design called
Contrast
Variety
Unity
Pattern
Neutral colors are created by blending
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
Tertiary Colors
Primary colors
An example of two complementary colors is
Violet and Yellow
Yellow and Blue
Green and Blue
Violet and Red
The best example of three analogous colors listed here is
Green, blue-green, and blue
Blue, violet, red
Yellow, red, and violet
Green, orange, and red.
Harmony makes it difficult to pick out the different elements of art used
True
False
The rainbow colors are in the order they are because of their order in the
Visible Light Spectrum
Ms. Wolf's list of which color is best
Value Scale
Gradient
The correct order of the rainbow is
ROY G BIV
BOY G RIV
ROY B GIV
YOR G BIV
Mixing two complementary colors together will create
Brownish-grey
Black
White
A tertiary color
When using only one watercolor pencil, you can make the value darker by
Applying more pressure
Applying more water
Using an eraser
Trick question: you can't make the value darker with only one pencil
Would you define this photo of grapes as "warm" or "cool"?
Warm
Cool
Neutral
Green is considered a cool color, but in this drawing it appears warm. What is one color added to this drawing to create a warm green?
Yellow
Blue
Violet
Indigo
Before beginning a drawing, it is a good idea to mark the highest, lowest, and widest points of your drawing. Why?
It helps keep you from drawing off the page or running out of space
It mentally centers you
It marks where you should transition to another color
It marks where one texture ends and another begins.
To create a "snow" effect when using watercolor pencil
Scrape off some of the pigment on your pencil over wet paper
Add tiny dots in a stippling effect to a wet surface
Create multiple symmetrical dots using a wet pencil
Add small white dots to a black or dark background
An example of a tertiary color is
Violet-teal
Red-green
Blue-indigo
Blue-Violet
Are neutral colors usually warm or cool?
Warm
Cool
Neither. They are neutral so they don't have a temperature.
An example of a neutral color is
Peach
Grey
Tan
All the answers listed here.
All pigments together make _________ and __________ is the absence of color
black, white
white, black
rainbows, black
brown, white
