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WorksheetsColouristing
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are the 3 primary colours
Red, yellow, green
Yellow violet, blue
Blue, red, yellow
Orange green, red
What are the 3 secondary colours?
Red, green blue
Yellow, Blue Violet
Orange, violet, green
Red, blue, yellow
A tertiary colour is made by mixing a primary colour with a secondary colour that sit next to each other on the colour wheel.
True
False
Which picture demonstrates the earliest stage of a student using color.
Which picture demonstrates the highest level of development in early childhood coloring?
Can you sharpen a colored pencil in a regular electric pencil sharpener?
Yes
No
Which of the following pictures shows an artist adding a highlight?
Select all of the following that demonstrate blending.
Coloring on the imagined surface like a curve helps make it look like a 3D FORM instead of a flat 2D shape.
True
False
Should you use values and contrast when using colored pencils?
ALWAYS
Why do that?
Select all images that demonstrates BAD contrast?
This picture shows a young artist doing one thing correctly, what is that one thing?
Coloring the direction of the object
Using three different colors to show value
coloring inside the lines
The artist isn't doing anything correctly
What is burnishing?
When you color lightly
When you press hard usually with a lighter color.
Creates a surface that is hard to add additional color to
Covering all of the white of the page with wax
Which of these could have been colored better?
Which color is not a primary color?
Yellow
Red
Purple
Blue
Blue and yellow makes what color?
Green
Yellow
Tan
Orange
Adding white to a color makes a color lighter.
True
False
Blue and red makes what color?
Pink
Purple
Yellow
Black
Is yellow a secondary color?
True
False
Adding black to a color makes a color darker.
False
True
What are the benefits of colouring in?
Reduces Stress
Its fun
Helps you sleep
Improves vision
All of the above
Which LPA Values does Colouristing CCL enforce?
Thinking, Imagination and Determination
Curiosity, Attentive and Social
Determination, Imagination and Reflective
Thoughtful, Curious and Organised
