Color Schemes

Question 1

Function of rooms

Answer 1

The hue employed should suggest an emotion or association of ideas in harmony with the rooms function

Question 2

Color schemes can be developed from some object on hand

Answer 2

A rug
Drapes
Type/Color of furniture
Picture or vase

Question 3

Pleasing color combinations can be found in

Answer 3

Nature
Fine Arts
Home decorating magezines

Question 4

Selection of a dominant hue in a room interior

Answer 4

Should prevail extensively above any other hues

Question 5

If more than one hue is used, the dominant hue should be at least ____ of the color scheme

Answer 5

50%

Question 6

The hues of objects should be selected under the _______________ in which they will be seen

Answer 6

Same conditions

Question 7

Natural illumination from different compass points creates

Answer 7

Surprising effects on the appearance of a hue

Question 8

Northern light in unchangingly

Answer 8

Cool

Question 9

A northern facing room should use a

Answer 9

Warm color scheme

Question 10

Southern light is

Answer 10

Warm and bright

Question 11

A southern facing room should use a

Answer 11

Cool color scheme

Question 12

Eastern light is mainly

Answer 12

Cool

Question 13

An eastern facing room should use a

Answer 13

warm color scheme

Question 14

Western light is mainly

Answer 14

warm

Question 15

A western facing room should use a

Answer 15

cool color scheme

Question 16

An incandescent light is a

Answer 16

white filament lightbulb

Question 17

Illumination with an incandescent light is

Answer 17

high in yellow

Question 18

A fluorescent light is high in

Answer 18

green and blue

Question 19

A fluorescent light lacks

Answer 19

Adequate red

Question 20

Chromatic colors exhibit different degrees of aggressive activity associated with

Answer 20

the illusions of force and weight

Question 21

Some hues strive for attention while others seem

Answer 21

Passive, retiring, and quiet

Question 22

The illusion of force

Answer 22

Some hues strive for attention while others seem passive, retiring, and quiet

Question 23

Some hues give the impression of heaviness while others seem light weight

Answer 23

The illusion of weight

Question 24

Some hues strive for attention while others seem passive, retiring, and quiet

Answer 24

The illusion of force

Question 25

The illusion of weight

Answer 25

Some hues give the impression of heaviness while others seem light weight

Question 26

Pure hues seem __________ than the same hue grayed

Answer 26

Heavier

Question 27

Pure hues seem heavier than the same hue _______

Answer 27

Grayed

Question 28

The ________ of a hue seems heavier than its tint

Answer 28

Shade

Question 29

The shade of a hue seems _______ than its tint

Answer 29

Heavier

Question 30

The shade of a hue seems heavier than its ____

Answer 30

tint

Question 31

________ hues seem heavier than warm hues

Answer 31

Cool

Question 32

Cool hues seem _______ than warm hues

Answer 32

Heavier

Question 33

Cool hues seem heavier than _______

Answer 33

Warm hues

Question 34

Principle of repitition

Answer 34

Employ each hue (different amounts, values, and intensities) at least 3 times

Question 35

Methods of repitition

Answer 35

Force, weight, textures

Question 36

Law of area

Answer 36

A guide for the use of dull colors for expansive areas and intense colors for small areas

Question 37

A guide for the use of dull colors for expansive areas and intense colors for small areas

Answer 37

Law of area

Question 38

The larger the area, the _________ the color should be

Answer 38

Duller

Question 39

The smaller the area the ______________ the color should be

Answer 39

More brilliant

Question 40

The placement of similar pieces in the same position at each side of the casket

Answer 40

Symmetrical placement of floral arrangements

Question 41

The placement of dissimilar pieces at both sides of the casket

Answer 41

Asymmetrical placement of floral arrangements

Question 42

If large and heavy in appearance the floral arrangements should be placed

Answer 42

low or in the middle, not up high

Question 43

This occurs when the arrangements are large, cool colored, dark or of pure hues

Answer 43

Illusion of heavier weight

Question 44

The illusion of heavier weight

Answer 44

Occurs when the arrangements are large, cool colored, dark, or of pure hues

Question 45

Monochromatic harmony

Answer 45

One hue with its tints, shades, and tones

Question 46

Analogous Harmony

Answer 46

Two or more (can be 2,3,or 4) adjacent hues with the same hue in common

Question 47

Examples of related color harmonies

Answer 47

Monochromatic | Analogous

Question 48

Examples of contrasting color harmonies

Answer 48

``` Complementary Triad Split-Compliment Tetrad Double complements Contrast (non-complementary) ```

Question 49

Involving 2 opposite hues on the color wheel

Answer 49

Complementary

Question 50

Danger of rivalry

Answer 50

In interiors, when both compliments cover large areas

Question 51

3 hues total | 1 hue plus hues on each side of its complement

Answer 51

Split-complement

Question 52

4 hues total | 2 separated colors and their complements

Answer 52

Tetrad

Question 53

4 hues total | 2 adjacent colors and their complements

Answer 53

Double-Complements

Question 54

2 hues that contrast but are not complements

Answer 54

Contrast (Non-complementary)

Question 55

Use of contrasting color harmonies in a room interior

Answer 55

Large areas of color should be quiet in effect while small areas should show strong contrasts

Question 56

Application of contrasting color harmonies in floral arrangements

Answer 56

Done to enhance beauty | If flowers have no contrast a ribbon or object is added

Question 57

Application of color in clothing - monochromatic

Answer 57

Well Dressed Effect

Question 58

Application of color in clothing - analagist

Answer 58

Mismatched and attempt at monochromatic

Question 59

Color schemes involving 3 hues

Answer 59

Triad Split Complement Analagous

Question 60

Color Schemes involving 2 hues

Answer 60

Complementary Contrast (non complementary) Analagous

Question 61

Color Schemes involving 4 hues

Answer 61

Tetrad Double Complementary Analagous