Name that color!
Red + Blue
What is purple?
What is monochromatic?
Name the un-rhymable color.
What is orange?
The pure form of a color on the color wheel.
What is a hue?
You’re so angry! You may be seeing this color.
What is red?
Orange + Yellow
What is yellow-orange?
Pair of colors found directly across from each other on the color wheel.
What are complementary colors?
The color of the famous brick road in “The Wizard of Oz.”
What is yellow?
Scheme that is associated with water, sky, and ice.
What are cool colors?
If you are “feeling blue,” you may be associated with this emotion.
What is being sad or sadness?
Neutrals include white, black, and this earthy color.
What is brown?
A group of 3 to 5 colors.
What is analogous?
This song was performed live by Prince 1,025 times—making it his most-played song.
What is “Purple Rain”?
Mixing a hue with this color creates a muted look called a tone.
What is gray?
If you have a natural talent to keep plants alive, you may have this body part.
What is a green thumb?
This color is directly across yellow on the color wheel.
What is purple?
This color scheme includes 3 colors equally spaced across the color wheel forming an equilateral triangle.
What is triad (triadic)?
This color appears on approximately 75% of the world's national flags.
What is red?
Mixing a pair of complementary colors together makes the chroma (color) lost, turning the color to this type of color.
What is a neutral (neutralize) color?
When do you not fit in with the rest of the family or group, you may feel like this colorful animal.
What is the black sheep?
Blue + yellow + yellow
What is yellow-green?
Color scheme that uses a base color and the two colors sitting next to its direct opposite on the color wheel.
What is split-complementary?
Ms. Scheller’s favorite color.
What is green?
This element of art is produced when light strikes an object and reflects back to the human eye.
What is color?
I’m very happy you guys are here! I could say that I am tickled with this color NOT in the rainbow.
What is pink?