Color Theory

What term describes the purity of a color, indicating it has no added black, white, or gray?

• Hue

• Saturation

• Chroma

• Value

What is created when white is added to a pure color?

• Shade

• Tone

• Tint

• Chroma

Which colors are formed by mixing two primary colors?

• Tertiary colors

• Complementary colors

• Secondary colors

• Analogous colors

Which color space is primarily used for devices that need light to represent colors, such as monitors and cameras?

• CMYK

• Pantone

• RGB

• Spot colors

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What type of colors are CMYK color spaces generally unable to represent compared to RGB?

• Dull and muted colors

• Vibrant and saturated colors

• Dark and shadowy colors

• Neutral gray tones

In color theory, what does "key" refer to?

• The hue of a color

• The saturation level of a color

• The value or brightness of a color

• The contrast between colors

Which of the following is a common psychological association or use of the color red in design?

• Calmness and tranquility

• Encouraging quick decision-making or calls to action

• Nature and growth

• Royalty and luxury

What effect does the color blue typically have on human metabolism?

• It speeds it up

• It slows it down

• It has no effect

• It causes fluctuations