S4.1 Colour Theory

What are the 3 Primary Colours?

• Red, Green and Yellow

• Blue, Orange and Green

• Blue, Red and Yellow

• Green, Blue and Red

• Purple, Yellow and Red

Which one is NOT a cool colour?

• purple

• green

• yellow

• blue

This is an example of a _____________ color scheme painting.

• Cool

• Monochromatic

• Warm

• Analogous

RED + BLUE =

what color do they make?

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What is this called?

• Colour Circle

• Colour Prism

• Colour Wheel

• Colour Spectrum

What two colours do you mix to make green?

• blue and orange

• yellow and red

• blue and yellow

• yellow and violet

What is VALUE/TONE in art?

• The lightness or darkness of something

• Black and white only

• Grays only

• How much money art is worth

Colours that are opposite each other on the colour wheel are considered to be _______________________.

• bright

• complementary

• dull

• triadic

What are these called?

• Tertiary Colours

• Primary Colours

• Secondary Colours

Colour theory states that secondary colors are:

• Made by mixing primary colours such as blue and green

• Made by mixing primary colours such as blue and yellow

• Made by mixing primary colours such as blue and orange

• Made by mixing primary colours such as blue and purple