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Question 1

What’s hue ?

Answer 1

Hue is specified as the dominant range of wavelengths in the visible spectrum that yields a perceived color.

It’s the shades family A B C D

Question 2

when it is too hard to distinguish Hue ?

Answer 2

the lower the intensity of the hue

Question 3

What’s synonyms for hue ?

Answer 3

color, cast, shade, tint, or tone

Question 4

What’s value another name ?

Answer 4

brightness

Question 5

What’s value ?

Answer 5

sum total amount of light that is returned from an illuminated object

Question 6

Describe the hue as Munsell describe it :

Answer 6

described value as a white to black gray scale.

Bright objects have lower amounts of gray and

low value objects have larger amounts of gray and will appear darker.

Question 7

What’s the 2 ways to increase crown brightness ?

Answer 7

1. Using lighter porcelain —> Lowe chroma
2. Increase reflective of a surface

When increase the reflective surface texture or using bright Color —> bright restoration

Question 8

What does lowering value means ?

Answer 8

Diminished light returns from the object illuminated then more light is being absorbed , scattered else where it transmitted through

Question 9

Absorption , scattered , transition —> give ?
Reflection—> give ?

Answer 9

Dark
Light

Question 10

Which pert of tooth is the lowest value ?

Answer 10

neck of a tooth is a difficult place to assess hue due to this fact.

Question 11

Some hues have a more extensive value range than others, retaining their identity as they become darker give an example ?

Answer 11

blue remains recognizable as blue, even with a significant amount of gray added.

Yellow and orange, on the other hand, lose their hue identities as they lower in value

Question 12

What’s chroma ?

Answer 12

saturation, intensity, or strength of the hue.

Question 13

What’s chroma ?

Answer 13

saturation, intensity, or strength of the hue.

Question 14

Give an example about chroma :

Answer 14

Envision placing red food dye into a glass of water.
Each time you add more of the same color dye, the intensity, saturation, or chroma increases but it is the same red color (hue).

As more dye is added, the mixture also appears darker so the change in chroma has a corresponding change in value

Question 15

Explain the relation between chroma and value :

Answer 15

As chroma is increased, the value is decreased.
Chroma and value are inversely related.

Chroma is represented by numbers in vita Shade Guide.