color category
These are the primary colors.
What are red, blue, and yellow?
The external occurrence and an internal sensation of hues, and their relative values and intensities
What is color?
These two colors when added together make violet.
What are blue and red?
This is accomplished by adding black to a hue.
What is a shade?
This color scheme uses colors directly across from one another on the wheel.
What is complimentary?
These are the Secondary colors.
What are orange, violet, and green?
A pure pigment.
What is a hue?
These two colors, when added together, make lime.
What are yellow and green?
This is achieved by adding white to a hue.
What is a tint?
This color scheme utilizes colors that are close together on the wheel.
What is analogous?
Which of these is a Tertiary color?
Red, Green, Scarlet
What is Scarlet?
The relative lightness or darkness of a hue.
What is the value of a color?
This color, when added to blue, makes teal.
What is green?
The color theory published in this year utilizes a color wheel.
Prang, 1881
This color scheme utilizes all the colors.
What is rainbow?
Which of these is a tertiary color?
blue, purple, indigo
What is Indigo?
A color's intensity.
What is the relative brightness or darkness of a color?
This color, when added to red, makes fuscia.
What is violet?
Colors are measured in this unit.
What is a nanometer?
These colors remind us of heat and sunshine. We call them warm colors.
What are red, orange, and yellow?
This nanometer measurement represents Ms. Foyil's favorite tertiary color.
What is 500 - Teal (or blue-green)?
These are achieved by adding white and black to a hue.
What is a pastel?
This color, when added to blue, makes brown.
What is orange?
This means we feel color in our guts.
What is an internal sensation?
These colors remind us of ice and freeze. We call them cool colors.
What are blue, purple, and sometimes green?