Color Theory MCQ's

1. The attribute that differentiates colors as red, blue, green is called ______

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   Hue

2. Adding gray to an original color will give you a 

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   Tones

3. The colors should be combined in such a way that it creates a 

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   Harmony

4. Which color scheme is mostly used in minimalistic designs?

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   Mono

5. Red and green are complementary colors.

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   True

6. Which is the color system used by most printers?

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   CMYK

7. A shade is lighter than the original color.

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   False

8. Which color system allows designers to match the colors irrespective of the equipment used for the color production?

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   Pantome

9. The color scheme made by choosing colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel is called as

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    Anag

10. Inability of a person to recognize red color is known as 

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   Prop

11. A color wheel helps you to create meaningful color schemes for your designs.

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   True

12. ______ measures the variation among grays and refers to the darkness or lightness of a color.

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   Value

13. Which color scheme is used in designs that need a good contrast?

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   Comple

14. Which one of the following is a warm color?

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   RED

15. Adding white to an original color will give you a 

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   Tint

16. Which is the color system used by most monitors?

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   RGB

17. Who developed the concept of 'color of paint' that states all colors are mixtures of red, yellow and blue pigments?

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   MH

18. The attribute that defines the intensity of color is called 

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   Sat

19. The color scheme that only involves white and black color is called as 

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   Achr

20. The process of creating color by adding light to a black background is called as 

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   Addi