week 8

Question 1

physiological effects of color

Answer 1

1. colors relate to mood

Question 2

light colors of physiological effects

Answer 2

soft, quiet, gentle

Question 3

dark colors of physiological effects

Answer 3

serious, weight, depth

Question 4

clear tones of physiological effects

Answer 4

energetic, youthful, friendly

Question 5

bright colors of physiological effects

Answer 5

excite, draw, attention

Question 6

muted tones of physiological effects

Answer 6

refinement, sophisticated, dullness

Question 7

dull muddy colors of physiological effects

Answer 7

somberness, depression

Question 8

descriptions of black

Answer 8

sophistication
power
mystery
formality
evil
death

Question 9

descriptions of gray

Answer 9

stability
strength of character
authority
maturity
security

Question 10

descriptions of purple

Answer 10

royalty 
luxury
dignity
wisdom
spirituality
passion
vision
magic

Question 11

descriptions of yellow

Answer 11

joy
chererfulness
friendliness
intellect
energy
warmth
caution
cowardice

Question 12

descriptions of white

Answer 12

freshness
hope
goodness
light
purity
cleanliness
simplicity
coolness

Question 13

descriptions of pink

Answer 13

romance
compassion
faithfulness
beauty
love
friendship
sensitivity

Question 14

descriptions of red

Answer 14

danger
passion
daring
romance 
style
excitement
urgency
energetic

Question 15

descriptions of blue

Answer 15

peace
stability
calmness
confidence
tranquility
sincerity
affection
integrity

Question 16

descriptions of green

Answer 16

life
growth
environment 
healing
money
safety
relaxation
freshness

Question 17

the property of a color by which it is distinguished by another ex. red, yellow, blue

Answer 17

hue

Question 18

the lightness or darkness of a color

Answer 18

value

Question 19

achieved by TINTING or adding white

Answer 19

light is a high value

Question 20

achieved by SHADING or adding black

Answer 20

dark is a low value

Question 21

the amount of strength a color has brightness or dullness

Answer 21

intensity

Question 22

a hue mixed with gray or its complement to make it dull or less intense

Answer 22

tone

Question 23

variation of one hue - tinting or shading of color

Answer 23

monochromatic hue

Question 24

not found in visible spectrum ; white, black, gray

Answer 24

achromatic color

Question 25

three hues that can be combined to make all other hues

- what are the 3 colors?

Answer 25

• color wheel primary

- red, yellow, blue

Question 26

equal mixtures of two primary hues

-what are secondary colors?

Answer 26

• secondary color wheel

- orange, green, purple (violet)

Question 27

a color produced by an equal mixture of a primary color with a secondary color adjacent to it on the color wheel

Answer 27

tertiary

Question 28

another word for color

Answer 28

hue

Question 29

visible band; the original standard of color; the progressive arrangement of colors (roygbiv) seen when a beam of white light is broken down into its component colors

Answer 29

spectrum

Question 30

the return of light waves from surfaces; the bending or folding back of a part upon itself

Answer 30

reflection

Question 31

the process of taking in, as in a colored object which absorbs certain rays of light and reflects other rays giving the object its recognizable color

Answer 31

absorption

Question 32

colors obtained by mixing two primary colors in unequal proportions

Answer 32

intermediate colors

Question 33

directly opposite hues on the color wheel. any two pigmentary hues which by their mixture in equal quantities, produce gray.

Answer 33

complementary colors

Question 34

in color harmony. two or more hues which have the same hues in common

Answer 34

analogous

Question 35

a color scheme that used colors that are evenly spaced around the color wheel. color harmonies tend to be quite vibrant, even if you use pale or unsaturated versions of your hues

Answer 35

triadic

Question 36

in addition to the base color, it uses the two colors adjacent to its complement; this color scheme has the same strong visual contrast as the complementary color scheme; but less tension

Answer 36

split complementary

Question 37

any four colors with a rectangular relationship on the color wheel; like double complements

Answer 37

rectangular tetradic

Question 38

in this color harmony, use a combination of four colors equally spaced around the color wheel.

Answer 38

square

Question 39

simultaneous contrasts; any two hues placed near each other. If they are complements they enrich each other. If they are not complements they dull each other

Answer 39

juxtaposition

Question 40

using light to enhance or slightly change the color of the cosmetics of the deceased

Answer 40

color in illumination

Question 41

the light produced by an electric filament bulb. Use most often, high in yellow

Answer 41

incandescent light

Question 42

tubular bulb where phosphorous changes electric current into light

Answer 42

fluorescent light

Question 43

the color of the illumination given off by the bulb. it can be achieved with the bulb alone (white) using painted bulbs as described above or by transparent film placed around the bulb.

Answer 43

hue of the bulb

Question 44

the brightness of the illumination, bulb wattage

Answer 44

brilliance chroma

Question 45

a visual aspect indicating the vividness of the hue in the degree of difference from gray

Answer 45

saturation of the bulb

Question 46

mixing colored light together to create another light

Answer 46

additive method

Question 47

the process of diminishing the wavelengths by superimposing two or more color transparencies over the same light source; thereby reducing the absorption of colors in the light.

Answer 47

subtractive method