Color Theory Quiz

What are the three primary colors?

• purple

• red, blue, yellow

• green

• orange

Which colors are created by mixing two primary colors together?

• Analogous colors

• Secondary colors

• Complementary colors

• Tertiary colors

What is the color wheel used for?

• To identify primary colors.

• To determine the brightness of colors.

• To create new colors.

• To organize and understand color relationships.

What is the difference between warm and cool colors?

• Warm colors are dull and cool colors are vibrant.

• Warm colors are soothing and cool colors are stimulating.

• Warm colors are dark and cool colors are light.

• Warm colors are energetic and cool colors are calming.

Which colors are considered warm colors?

• blacks, whites, and grays

• blues, greens, and purples

• pinks, browns, and beiges

• reds, oranges, and yellows

Which colors are considered cool colors?

• Blues, greens, and purples

• Blacks, whites, and grays

• Pinks, browns, and beiges

• Reds, yellows, and oranges

How are secondary colors created?

• By mixing two primary colors together.

• By mixing two secondary colors together.

• By mixing a primary color with a tertiary color.

• By mixing a primary color with a secondary color.

Purple, Orange and Green are the three:

• Cool Colors

• Warm Colors

• Primary Colors

• Secondary Colors

Red, Yellow, and Blue are:

• Secondary Colors

• Tertiary Colors

• Primary Colors

• Complimentary

When you mix two primary colors you make a :

• Tertiary Color

• Secondary Color

• Analogous

• Warm Color