Subtractive Additive colors + pixels

The three colors of pigments for the subtractive-color process are: 

• red, green, and blue.    
• red, yellow, and blue.  
• magenta, cyan, and yellow.    
• orange, green, and violet.

The primary colors used to construct an image on a color TV monitor are: 

• red, blue, and yellow.  
• red, green, and blue. 
• white and black.  
• magenta, cyan, and yellow.

Images on a TV screen are made up of single dots of color called: 

• cones
• rods
• photoreceptors
• pixels

Filters are transparent materials that may absorb some colors and transmit others as light passes through them.
If white light shines through a red filter

• the filter absorbs all the colors in white light
• the filter absorbs no colors of white light
• the filter absorbs only the red light
• the filter absorbs all the colors except red.

If a store clerk mixes yellow pigment and magenta pigment with white paint, it produces: 

• blue paint
• red paint
• green paint
• black paint