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WorksheetsAdv GATE B15 Colors Quiz Section 1 (11/12/24)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 32mins
On the color wheel, the combination of ‘Violet-Yellow’ or ‘Orange-Blue’ is best described as
Complementary
Supplementary
Analogous
Monochromatic
Primary colors of natural light are:
Red, Blue, Yellow- Color Wheel
Red, Green, Blue
Red, Violet, Yellow
Red, Green, Yellow
The concept of ‘Serial Vision’ has been applied to the approach layout of
Victoria Memorial Complex, Kolkata
Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur
Vidhana Soudha Precinct, Bangalore
Rashtrapati Bhawan Complex, Delhi
Purity of color is described by
Hue
Value
Chroma
Tone
Gestalt’s Laws of visual perception DO NOT relate to
Aesthetics of form are a function of Golden section
Things are perceived as a whole
Whole is greater than the sum total of its parts
Elements with continuity are perceived together
Arrange the following sense of enclosures in a hierarchy of decreasing order
S>Q>U>P>T>R
U>S>Q>R>P>T
P>Q>R>S>T>U
T>P>S>Q>U>R
The hue at the center of the Munsell Color Solid is
Black
Grey
Sepia
White
The term ‘Zeitgeist’, used in contemporary architecture, refers to
Iconicity
Spirit of Times
Kinesthetics
Semantic Associations
A combination of colors forming an equilateral triangle in a Color Wheel is
called
Analogous Scheme
Triad Scheme
Split Complementary Scheme
Double Complementary Scheme
Saturation level of a color represents
Distribution
Brilliance
Darkness
Warmth
In CMYK color model, ‘K’ represents the color
White
Black
Blue
Green
Complementary colors in a Munsell pigment color wheel refers to
Colors in alternate positions
Colors opposite to one another
Colors adjacent to each other
A pair of secondary colors
‘After-image’ in visual perception is
same image same color
same image complementary color
inverted image complementary color
mirror image same color.
Intensity of color refers to
brightness
darkness
pigment density
quantity
For a Split Complementary color scheme, the primary red color should be associated with
blue violet – red violet
red orange –yellow orange
blue green – yellow green
red violet – blue green
A two colour/tone colour scheme is proposed for an office building. Which is the most appropriate set of combinations between the desired effect and the colour scheme?
Group 1 - Group 2
P. Contrasting 1. Complementary colours
Q. Formal 2. Extreme grey values
R. Neutral 3. Light colours
P-2, P-3
Q-1, Q-3
R-1
P-1, P-2
