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CDA1053 Brain Warmup

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the different between saturation and value?

a)

Saturation refers to the intensity of the color meanwhile value refers to the colors lightness or darkness.

b)

Saturation refers to lightness or darkness of the color meanwhile value refers to the colors intensity.

c)

Saturation refers to lightness or darkness of the color meanwhile value refers to its hue.

d)

Saturation refers to the intensity of the color meanwhile value refers to its hue.

2.

Why be a painting can considered appear flat, lifeless, and uninteresting?

a)

Because it is lack of color.

b)

Because it is lack of value.

c)

Because it is lack of chroma.

d)

Because it is lack of saturation.

3.

During Pre-Historic period, human use to blew through (a)   to produce an “air brush” effect.

4.

As an audience, value provides the foundation for how our eye __________________ a painting.

a)

visualize

b)

Interpret

c)

reads

d)

see

5.

When the artist use value in his painting, he essentially liberates his and the audience __________________ with exciting color combinations. 

a)

Color value

b)

Color system

c)

Color palette

d)

Color scheme

6.

Who is the person responsible to the foundation of color theory?

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

When the color gets darkened, it means the __________________ have been apply to the color.

a)

tints

b)

tones

c)

shades

d)

chroma

8.

In 1900, ________________ brought artist the invention of both water-based paint (acrylics) and synthetic pigments.

a)

The Modern Age

b)

The Golden Paint Age

c)

The Renaissance Age

d)

The Contemporary Age

9.

Aeril always use a visual organization of hue for his Kurta collection color for guide. The circular diagram also used by his brother Samad which running a house painting service in Batu Pahat. The diagram also called __________________.

a)

Color term

b)

Color wheel

c)

Color vision

d)

Color theory

10.

When comes to saturation, it refers to the color (a)   .

11.

Based on the picture, how does this experiment became a breakthrough discovery for color theory?

a)

Light is the source of all color.

b)

Light is made of electromagnetic waves.

c)

Revealed that light could actually be broken down into seven individual colors.

d)

Pigment has its own specific attributes that affect how it interacts with light waves.

12.

Wanchai want to use turquoise color for his abstract painting. He tries to mix different colors from color wheel to get the desired color. What is the combination he should try when mixing the colors?

a)

Primary + Primary

b)

Tertiary + Secondary

c)

Primary + Secondary

d)

Secondary + Secondary

13.

When it comes to painting, it is important to create a dynamic contrast in the painting. Bidin aware about how important the dynamic contrast for his paintings. What should he experiment to create the dynamic contrast?

a)

Hue

b)

Value

c)

Chroma

d)

Saturation

14.

Picture at left shows that how the light passing through __________________ pigment.

a)

transparent

b)

translucent

c)

inorganic

d)

opaque

15.

Which color should be produced by mixing 2 primary color?

a)
b)
c)
d)
16.

Refers to ______________.

a)

Color

b)

Chroma

c)

Intensity

d)

Saturation

17.

Why does only the red colors reflect to our eyes?

a)

The apple absorb the other colors and only reflects red waves.

b)

The apple just have only red color.

c)

The apple is an opaque object.

d)

The apple do not a wavelength.

18.

Rnaldo should adding white to the color if she wants to create more _________________ rather than adding grey to the color.

a)

tints

b)

value

c)

tones

d)

shades

19.

How many color we can get when mixing secondary color with primary color?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

20.

When decorating small rooms, choosing dark color can create a larger like room.

a)

Yes

b)

No