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WorksheetsArt I Color Theory
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the element of art that relates to HUE, VALUE, and INTENSITY?
Texture
Shape
Value
Color
The (a) is a tool for organizing different hues according to their relationships with one another.
Which term describes any group of colors that have a relationship with one another?
Color Scheme
Prismatic Scale
Value Scheme
Chromatic Scale
Red, blue, and yellow are:
Secondary Colors
Primary Colors
Tertiary Colors
Analogous Colors
Which three colors are SECONDARY?
Yellow, Blue, and Red
Light Green, Green, and Dark Green
Blue, Purple, and Green
Violet, Orange, and Green
How do you find the complimentary color of Blue?
It is next to blue on the color wheel
It is directly across from blue on the color wheel
It forms a triangle with blue in the middle
It forms a Y with the neighbors of blue on either side
(a) is the complimentary color of green.
Which set of colors creates a more calm or peaceful, relaxing vibe?
Warm
Cool
Triadic
Complimentary
What would you do to "tone down" the intensity of a color?
Add gray
Add yellow
Add white
Add red
Which property of color relates to a color's lightness or darkness?
Hue
Value
Intensity
Tone
Which color scheme is shown here?
Triadic
Warm
Monochromatic
Analogous
Which color scheme is seen in this painting by Helen Frankenthaler?
Triadic
Cool
Warm
Primary
How did this artist create a hazy, soft vibe in the painting "Untitled, Futuristic City"?
He added shades
He added tints
He used complimentary colors
He used monochromatic colors
The brightness or dullness of a color relates to which color property?
Value
Hue
Intensity
Spectrum
What would be the split complimentary colors of blue?
Green and Violet
Light Blue and Dark Blue
Red and Yellow
Yellow Orange and Red Orange
Which property of color is the actual name of the color?
Hue
Value
Intensity
Spectrum
How would you find a group of analogous colors on the color wheel?
They are across from each other
They form a triangle
They are next to one another
They form a Y.
To make a SHADE, you add (a) to a color.
How do you make a tertiary color?
Add a primary and secondary color together
Add two primary colors together
Add white to a hue
Add black to a hue
What is this called?
A prismatic scale
A value scale
A color wheel
A spectroscope
