Color

Question 1

It is a phenomenon that human perceive visually. It is a property og light that is reflected off the object and received by the eyes.

Answer 1

Color

Question 2

This color perceives darkness and sadness

Answer 2

Black

Question 3

It means celebration and joy

Answer 3

Red

Question 4

It means peace

Answer 4

White

Question 5

It is a soothing colors of nature

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Green and Blue

Question 6

3 properties of color

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1. Hue
2. Value
3. Intensity

Question 7

It is a name of the color on the color wheel or in the spectrum.

Answer 7

Hue

Question 8

It is a lighter color than the normal value by adding white.

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Tint

Question 9

It is a darker color than the normal value by adding black.

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Shade

Question 10

It refers to the brightness or dullness of a hue achieved by adding gray of its complementary color.

Answer 10

Intensity

Question 11

It is a theory of combining colors in a fashion that is harmonious to the eye.

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Color Harmony

Question 12

3 kinds of color harmony

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1. Monochromatic Harmonies
2. Complementary Harmonies
3. Analogous Harmonies

Question 13

It uses the variations of a hue.

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Monochromatic Harmonies

Question 14

It involves two colors opposite to each other in the color wheel.

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Complementary Harmonies

Question 15

It makes use of two colors beside each other in the color wheel.

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Analogous Harmonies

Question 16

It is a color scheme that is comprised of variations of one color. These are all the tints, tones, and shades of a single hue.

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Monochromatic Color

Question 17

Example of Monochromatic Harmonies

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Claude Monet, “Houses of Parliament” (1900-1)

Question 18

Example of Complementary Harmonies

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Vincent Van Gogh, “Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe” (1889)

Question 19

Example of Analogous Harmonies

Answer 19

Edgar Degas, “Before the Race” (1882-1884)

Question 20

It is determined by the type of receptors in the human eye.

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Color Reception

Question 21

7 colors in the spectrum of visible light

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1. Red
2. Orange
3. Yellow
4. Green
5. Blue
6. Indigo
7. Violet

Question 22

These colors are look saturated, brilliant, vivid, alive, and eye-catching.

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High-intensity colors

Question 23

These colors appear faded or dull.

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Low-intensity colors

Question 24

These are the colors where visible light is broken as it passes through a prism and are mixed to produce more hues.

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Primary Colors

Question 25

2 types of mixing

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1. Additive Mixing

2. Subtractive Mixing

Question 26

It applies when one wavelength is mixed with another. This happens when the light source is transmissive rather than reflective.

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Additive Mixing

Question 27

It apply to reflective surfaces.

Answer 27

Subtractive Mixing

Question 28

It is a naturally occurring coloring matter that can be found in living things, as in plant chlorophyll.

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Pigment

Question 29

It is a device used to understand the relationship among the colors.

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Color Wheel

Question 30

3 segments of the Color Wheel

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1. Three Segments
2. Six Segments
3. Twelve Segments

Question 31

It shows the primary colors.

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Three Segments

Question 32

It shows the primaries and secondaries.

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Six Segments

Question 33

It is enough to show the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.

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Twelve Segments

Question 34

3 primary colors in paint)

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1. Red
2. Blue
3. Yellow

Question 35

3 primary colors (light-emitting media)

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1. Red
2. Green
3. Blue

Question 36

4 primary colors abbreviated as CMYK (print)

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1. Cyan
2. Magenta
3. Yellow
4. Black