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WorksheetsB1 Design 1 Originality - Theory of Color and Emotions
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Who was the first person in the world to talk about the colours and when .
Homero in 330 B.C.
Aristoteles In 330 B.C.
Hipocrates In 330 B.C
1Aristoteles in 430 B.C.
Who is attributed to developing the field of colour theory?
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo DaVinci
Sir Isaac Newton
Socrates
Who is attributed to developing the field of colour theory?
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo DaVinci
Sir Isaac Newton
Socrates
Name the two things Isaac Newton experimented with.
sunlight and prisms
prisms and colours
prisms
sunlight and mirrors
Did Goethe disagree with Sir Isaac Newton's colour theory?
Yes
No
Choose true of false. Goethe darkness is integral to colour and not just an absence of light.
True
False
Choose true of false. Scientists agreed with Goethe's ideas, and some were really interested in how Goethe explained that moods are tied to different colors.
True
False
When was the Colour Wheel invented?
In 1604
1505
in 1704
In 1804
What physical change does blue inspire that may lead to a calm state of emotion?
Blue triggers the part in the brain that elevates serotonin.
Blue triggers the body to sweat.
Blue triggers the body to slow down its metabolism
Blue triggers an increased level of melatonin.
How can yellow trigger both a positive and negative emotional state?
Yellow triggers both a positive and negative emotional state because it is associated with the sun and the moon.
The brightness makes the difference. A bright shade of yellow encourages a positive emotional state, while a dull shade of yellow creates a more aversion emotional state.
Yellow can cause a positive or negative mood depending on the saturation of the hue.
Yellow 1. can trigger a positive or negative emotional state because some people like yellow and others do not.
Which states of being are associated with the color red?
Sad and depress
Creative and happy
Calm and serene
Aggresive and energetic
Which states of being are associated with the color red?
Sad and depress
Creative and happy
Calm and serene
Aggresive and energetic
