Color Wheel
Color Collision
Wild Card
Color Identity
Color Science
100
What are the 3 primary colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue
100
Red and yellow make?
Orange
100
Chromophobia is the fear of _____?
Color!
100
Lavender
100
What is this object called?
An optical prism
200
What are the 3 secondary colors?
Orange, Green, Purple
200
Yellow and blue make?
Green
200
This is the first color a newborn baby can see.
Red!
200
Turquoise or Teal
200
Which photoreceptor cells located on the retina of the human eye are able to detect color?
Rod cells or Cone cells?
Cone cells!
They respond differently to light of different wavelengths, and are thus responsible for color vision, and function best in relatively bright light!
300
What are the 3 warm colors?
Red, Orange, Yellow
300
Which paint colors would you mix to make this color?
Red and Blue
(more red than blue)
300
Which color is the most common favorite color worldwide?
Blue! Studies conducted by various global marketing firms show that blue is the most common favorite color worldwide, followed by purple.
300
Maroon or Burgundy
300
Pure white light, such as sunlight, is composed of how many visible colors?
Hint: The visible color spectrum!
7 colors!
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet
The colors of the rainbow!
400
What are the 3 cool colors?
Green, Blue, Purple
400
Which paint colors would you mix to make this color?
Blue, Yellow, White
(more yellow and white)
400
Which color combination is known to cause hunger?
Yellow + Red!
Fast food chains figured this out years ago and use this color combination over and over in branding, advertising and restaurant décor.
400
Indigo
400
What is an example of a complementary color pair?
Red/Green, Blue/Orange, Purple/Yellow
Newton found that some color combinations, when mixed, produce pure white instead of colored light. These are the complementary colors!
500
Black is not a color but a ______?
Shade
500
A tint is a mixture of a color (pure hue) with _____?
White
500
This color can effectively suppress anger and anxiety, making it a calming color that prevents aggression and promotes relaxation.
Pink!
It's for this reason that many sports teams paint the visiting team's locker room pink. (Anything to get an advantage over the competition!)
500
Chartreuse
500
In traditional color theory, all other colors are derived from these 3 hues.
Primary colors: Red, Yellow, Blue
