arts reviewer

Mock Test:
I. Answer the following in your own words.
1) What is color?
2) Where does color originate from?
3) What is the source of color?
4) What allows us to detect color? (Two possible answers)
5) What is color hue?
6) What is the purity of strength of a color called?
7) How is color made lighter or darker?
8) What is a spectrum bent into a circle called?

II. Color Wheel.
1) In a color wheel, how many primary colors are there?
2) How many tertiary colors are there?
3) How many colors are in the color wheel?
4) Are tertiary colors produced my mixing equal or unequal parts of primary and secondary colors?

REMINDERS:
Bring ballpen, pencil, eraser, 12 inch ruler, coloring materials, sharpener (optional)
For tertiary colors, which are combinations of a primary and secondary color, the name of the color is always PRIMARY Color then the SECONDARY Color.
Examples:
Yellow-Orange. (Yellow is the primary color while Orange is the secondary color)
Blue-Violet (Don’t use Violet-Blue) (Blue = Primary, Violet = Secondary)
Red-Violet ( Don’t use Violet-Red) (Red = Primary, Violet = Secondary)
ANOTHER REMINDER:
Ma’am told us to use violet, not purple.



Color Harmonies Reviewer
I. 1-3. Give three reasons why color is important.
II. Identification:
1. This refers to any single color that varies in degree of brightness or darkness.
2. _______ are created when you add white to a pure hue
3. _______ are created when you add black to a pure hue
4. Tones are created when you add _________ to a pure hue.
5. This refers to any color/s that are opposite on the color wheel.
6. This refers to any three colors that re equidistant to each other. Each color is separated by three colors on the color wheel.
7. This refers to any three consecutive colors on the color wheel.
III. Matching type.
1. Two colors separated by one color and the two colors are facing them or are on the opposite side.
2. Refers to double analogous combination.
3. Similar to a triadic combination. Two colors separated by one color and the third one is separated by four colors on both sides.
4. Any two colors that are facing each other.
A. Double Complementary Colors
B. Split Complementary colors
C. Double Split Complementary Colors.
D. Direct Complementary.