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WorksheetsColor Theory
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
This is an example of what color scheme?
Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Complementary Colors
Analogous Colors
This is an example of what color scheme?
Analogous
Triad
Monochromatic
Complementary
Red, yellow and blue are called the__________________________.
Secondary Colors
Primary Colors
Analogous Colors
Complementary Colors
This is an example of _________________.
Complementary colors
Tertiary colors
Primary Colors
Secondary colors
This color scheme consists of 3-4 colors, side by side on the color wheel.
Monochromatic
Triad
Analogous
Neutral
This is an example of ______________________.
Color Triad
Analogous Colors
Complementary Colors
Secondary Colors
Creating a tint involves adding what to your color?
black
white
it's complement
a neutral
This color scheme looks vibrant when used next to one another. When mixed, however, it creates a dull neutral.
analogous
tertiary
monochromatic
complementary
Creating a shade involves adding this to your color:
Black
white
red
green
According the Josef Alber's color exercise, what needs to be done to the background in order to make two identical colors look different?
Create different saturations of the background
Create more contrasts in the background
Play with using the compliment of the color
All of the above
A (a) complementary color palette is made by adding the two colors on either side of a color's complement.
________________ color palettes are made with tints, tones, and shades of one hue.
Monochromatic
Analogous
Complementary
Triadic
Analogous colors are . . .
lighter or darker versions of the same color.
colors near each other on the color wheel.
implied by words (in a text).
only made with traditional art materials.
Saturation refers to a color's . . .
value.
transparency.
reflectivity.
intensity.
hint* (this is dark blue)
