COLOR MODELS IN IMAGES

Question 1

is the color scheme that is associated with
electronic displays, such as CRT, LCD monitors,
digital cameras and scanners.

Answer 1

RGB

Question 2

RGB is the color scheme that is associated with
electronic displays, such as

Answer 2

CRT, LCD monitors,
digital cameras and scanners.

Question 3

It is an additive type of color mode that
combines the primary colors, red, green and
blue, in various degrees to create a variety of
different colors.

Answer 3

RGB

Question 4

This is a four color mode that utilizes the colors
cyan, magenta, yellow and black in various amounts
to create all of the necessary colors when printing
images

Answer 4

CMYK

Question 5

It is a subtractive process, which means that each
additional unique color means more light is
removed, or absorbed, to create colors.

Answer 5

CMYK

Question 6

It is a —————-, which means that each
additional unique color means more light is
removed, or absorbed, to create colors.

Answer 6

subtractive process

Question 7

Another word for color

Answer 7

Hue

Question 8

Refers to the intensity

Answer 8

Saturation

Question 9

How dark or how light the color is, ranging from black to white.

Answer 9

Value

Question 10

are made up
of different tones,
shades and tints within
a specific hue.

Answer 10

MONOCHROMATIC

Question 11

These
are the simplest color
schemes to create, as
they’re all taken from
the same hue, making it
harder to create a
jarring or ugly scheme
(though both are still
possible).

Answer 11

monochromatic

Question 12

are
created by using three
colors that are next to each other on the 12-spoke color wheel.

Answer 12

analogous

Question 13

Traditionally, this
color scheme all have the
same chroma level, but by
using tones, shades, and
tints we can add interest to
these schemes and adapt
them to our needs for
designing websites.

Answer 13

analogous

Question 14

are created by combining
colors from opposite sides
of the color wheel.

Answer 14

Complementary schemes

Question 15

In their most basic form, these
schemes consist of only
two colors, but can easily
be expanded using tones,
tints, and shades.

Answer 15

Complementary schemes

Question 16

add more
complexity than regular
complementary schemes.

Answer 16

SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY

Question 17

In this scheme, instead of
using colors that are
opposites, you use colors
on either side of the hue
opposite your base hue

Answer 17

SPLIT COMPLEMENTARY

Question 18

are made
up of hues equally spaced
around the 12-spoke color
wheel.

Answer 18

Triadic schemes

Question 19

This is one of the
more diverse color
schemes. They can be
difficult to do well, but add
a lot of visual interest to a
design when they are

Answer 19

Triadic schemes

Question 20

we use a
combination of four colors
that, as the name implies,
is made up of two
complementary color pairs.

Answer 20

DOUBLE-COMPLEMENTARY

Question 21

To make it even easier, this
kind of color combination is also known as rectangular colors because when the four colors are connected
on the color wheel they
form a rectangle.

Answer 21

DOUBLE-COMPLEMENTARY

Question 22

Instead of following the
predefined color schemes
discussed above, a custom
scheme isn’t based on any
formal rules. Keep in mind
things like chroma, value,
and saturation when
creating these kinds of
color schemes

Answer 22

custom