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VA101 Color & Value

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of color in visual design?

a)

A physical texture created by the surface of an object

b)

It's a property of light.

c)

A measurement of an object’s volume in three-dimensional space

d)

The arrangement of shapes to create balance in a composition

2.

What is value in visual design?

a)

The emotional meaning communicated by a color

b)

The temperature of a color, whether it feels warm or cool

c)

The lightness or darkness of a color

d)

The purity or intensity of a color

3.

In the RGB color system, what does “RGB” stand for?

a)

Red, Gold, Black

b)

Reflective, Glowing, Bright

c)

Radiant Graphic Balance

d)

Red, Green, Blue

4.

What type of color system is RGB?

a)
Subtractive color system
b)
Monochromatic color system
c)
CMYK color system
d)
Additive color system
5.

Which of the following is an example of a tertiary color?

a)

Red-Orange

b)
Olive
c)

Blue

d)
Magenta
6.

What does “saturation” refer to in color theory?

a)

The intensity or purity of a color.

b)

It indicates the lightness of a color.

c)

The temperature of a color.

d)

The brightness of a color.

7.

Look at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers. Which color scheme is primarily used in this painting?

a)

Triadic

b)

Monochromatic

c)

Analogous

d)

Complementary

8.

What is a complementary color?

a)
Colors that blend together to create a new color.
b)
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
c)
Colors that are the same hue but different shades.
d)

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.

9.

Which color model is represented in this image?

a)
CMYK color model
b)
HSV color model
c)
RGB color model
d)
HSL color model
10.

What is aerial perspective in visual design and painting?

a)

A method of creating 3D models in digital design.

b)

Refers to the use of geometric shapes to represent objects.

c)

A technique for enhancing color saturation in paintings.

d)

A technique that uses color and clarity to create the illusion of depth in visual design and painting.