WorksheetsColour Models Quiz
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does RGB stand for?
Rose Gold Brown
Rainbow Green Blue
Red Gray Black
Red Green Blue
Which colour model is used for anything displayed on a monitor or screen?
Pantone
HDMI
CMYK
RGB
How is white created in the RGB colour model?
By adding red, green, and blue light together
By subtracting colours
By using metallic inks
By layering up cyan, magenta, yellow, and black ink
What does CMYK stand for?
Cyan Magenta Yellow Key
Crimson Maroon Yellow Khaki
Coral Mint Yellow Ketchup
Cyan Magenta Yellow Ketchup
Which colour model should be used for anything printed with ink?
RGB
CMYK
Pantone
Printing paper
How is white created in the CMYK colour model?
By layering red, green, and blue light
By subtracting all 4 colours
By adding cyan, magenta, yellow, and black together
By using metallic inks
What are Pantone colours?
Inks that are always used
Specifically coloured screens
Specifically coloured papers
Specifically coloured inks that are pre-mixed
What is the main difference between CMYK and RGB colour models?
CMYK is for producing colours with ink and RGB is for producing colours with light
CMYK is for replicating with light and RGB is for replicating with ink
CMYK uses metallic inks, while Pantone uses regular inks
CMYK is an additive color model, while Pantone is a subtractive color model
When designing for print, what colour model should the artwork be set up in?
Greyscale
Pantone
CMYK
RGB
What should be kept in mind when viewing a CMYK file on an RGB screen? (Choose 2)
The colours may appear different when printed
The colours will appear the same when printed
The colours may appear darker when printed
The colours may appear more vibrant when printed
