In the RGB color model, three primary colors of light (red, green, and yellow) are mixed at different intensities to create a range of other colors and display them on a computer screen.

The CMYK color model produces colors by mixing color pigments.

Saturation refers to the intensity of a hue.

Files that use RGB color for files are normally smaller files than CMYK and load onto screens faster.

Black, white, and gray are not hues in color theory; they are negative colors.

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel are called complementary colors.

The goal of a color theme is to create color harmony in your project.

A monochromatic color theme includes several colors that combined with shades and tints make the design look elegant.

Web-safe colors are a set of 216 colors that are accurate on the most limited computer screen.

The Pantone Matching System allows you to choose a specific ink called a matching color.

A color that can be produced in one color or model but not another is said to be out of gamut.

Your _____ determines the color model you use.

All of the following are examples of color models EXCEPT

Mixing two primary colors creates

Mixing pigments together in different amounts changes how much light is absorbed; this is called

HSB is a color model based on human perception of color that uses hue, saturation, and _____ to define a color.

The _____ tells the computer which color model to use to represent colors.

The RGB color model would be used in all the following projects EXCEPT a(n)

The range of colors that can be produced by the primary colors in a particular color model is called a(n)

Mixing a primary and secondary color results in a(n)

When a group of colors creates a cohesive and pleasing combination, you have

A hue mixed with _____ produces a tint of that color.

The following color gives a soothing feeling as it is associated with nature