My Collection #1

Quiz:Color Theory Basics Quiz

Color Theory Basics Quiz

1.What do you get when you mix equal parts of two primary colors together?

2.If you want to paint a light pink sky, which "color recipe" should you use to create a tint of red?

3.A famous sports team uses bright orange and vibrant blue in their logo to make the design pop with high contrast. What kind of color relationship is this?

4.You are painting a snowy winter landscape and want it to feel cold and peaceful. Which group of colors should you mostly use?

5.How is a tertiary color, like blue-green or red-orange, created?

6.An artist paints a peaceful forest scene using mostly yellow-green, green, and blue-green. Since these colors sit right next to each other on the color wheel, what are they called?

7.Which color recipe correctly shows how to create a muted, desaturated tone of a pure color?

8.Which vocabulary term describes the overall lightness or darkness of a color?

9.You are trying to paint a deep, dark shadow under a tree. What should you add to your pure green paint to create a shade?

10.Which group of colors acts as the foundation for the entire color wheel because they cannot be made by mixing any other colors together?

All done? Get your grade