COLOR THEORY AND HARMONY
Color Theory and Harmony Quiz
Test your knowledge on color theory and harmony with our engaging quiz! Explore the fascinating world of colors, their mixing models, and how they are perceived in art and design.
Join us to discover:
- The history of the color wheel
- Key principles of color mixing
- Applications of RGB and CMYK in different mediums
When was the first color wheel ever created?
16th century.
17th century.
18th century.
16th century.
Color theory basically means:
The science of studying the different shades of light.
Tha art of creating different mixes of colors.
The science and art of using color.
The first person who made a color wheel is:
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The two types of color mixing models are:
PNG & TIFF
GRB & MYCK
RGB & CMYK
Humans see colors in light waves.
False
True
In RBG mixing model, if you mix all three colors of light, you get pure, white light.
True
False
Where do we find the RGB mixing model?
On devices.
In TV screens only.
On physical surfaces.
RGB is the subtractive color mixing model.
True
False
What is the type of mixing model that can be found on any physical surface?
CMYK
RGB
Which of the following mixing models is an additive mixing model?
CMYK
RGB
“Subtractive” simply refers to the fact that you subtract the light from the paper by adding more color.
True
False
Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct answer:
As color printing emerged, they were subsequently replaced with _____ , _____ , _____ and _____ , as this color combo enables printers to produce a wider variety of colors on paper.
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black
Red, Yellow, Green and White.
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and White.
When you mix all the CMYK colors together, what color results?
Dark brown.
Black.
Dark grey.
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