WorksheetsPainting Unit 1 - Colours
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
When we mix one primary and one secondary colour we get a ......... colour.
Complementary
Warm
Monochrome
Tertiary
What are Primary colours?
Primary colours are those which cannot be obtained by mixing any two colours
Primary colours are those that are used in elementary classes
Primary colours are the colours of the rainbow
Primary colours are those that are placed opposite in the colour wheel
Blue and ............ makes Green, which is opposite to Red.
Yellow
Red
Orange
Brown
........ and Yellow forms Orange, which is the opposite to Blue.
Yellow
Red
Orange
Brown
Blue and Red makes..........., which is the opposite to Yellow.
Indigo
Magenta
Violet
Purple
Which element of art is concerned with reflected light?
Value
Colour
Pattern
Texture
Complimentary, Analogous and Monochrome are examples of.....
Colour schemes
Rhythm
Values
Types of perspective
Reds, yellows, and oranges are considered what type of colour?
Neutral colours
Cool colours
Warm colours
Contrasting colours
Colour with black/gray added to it is called..................
Hue
Tone
Neutral
Tint
Colour with white added to it is called........
Hue
Tone
Shade
Tint
These colours are created by the mixture of two primary colours. What are they?
Teritary colours
Primary colours
Secondary colours
Property of colours
Black, white, gray, and variations of brown are known as ......
Warm colours
Water colours
Cool colours
Neutral colours
........... is the use of only one hue or colour that can vary in value or intensity.
Analogous
Asymmetry
Balance
Monochromatic
Blues, greens, violets, and their variant tints, tones, and shades are known as ................
Warm colours
Cool colours
Neutral colours
Contrasting colours
Colours that are exactly opposite to one another on the colour wheel are called ………... colours.
Warm
Cool
Complementary
Balanced
What is a opposite/complimentary colour of violet on the colour wheel?
Green
Orange
Red
Yellow
Which of the following colours is NOT a primary colour?
Red
Yellow
Blue
Green
Colours that sit next to one another on the colour wheel, are of one category but of various shades are called ......... colours.
Complementary
Analogous
Opposite
Tertiary
Which of the following is the correct colour order of the ‘Rainbow’?
VIBGYOR
VIBGORY
GYORVIB
YORVIBG
The colours opposite to each other in the colour wheel are referred as:
Complementary colours
Monochrome colours
Primary colours
Secondary colours
What are the colours that produce 'hot' effect?
Red/Yellow
Blue/Green
Blue / Violet
Red/Green
Which of the following statements is 'false' about secondary colours?
They are colours obtained by mixing two primary colours.
Mixing of one primary and one secondary colour gives tertiary colour.
When red is mixed with yellow we get green.
Violet, green and orange are secondary colours.
They are 'Primary' grade colours:
White/Grey/Black
Green/Violet/Orange
Red/Yellow/Blue
Red/White/Green
They are colours which are neither strong or bright nor have any hot or cool effect. These are black, white and shades of brown and grey.
Primary colours
Secondary colours
Neutral colours
Tertiary colours
Colours that cannot be obtained by mixing any two colours. They are pure and are found in nature as it is are:
Secondary colours
Primary colours
Tertiary colours
Analogous colours
