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13. ___________________________ a color in which black has been added to a pure color. The more black, the darker the tint. (Example: red + black = maroon)

Tint

Shade

Neutral

Analogous

14. What are the secondary colors in Photoshop?

Cyan - magenta - yellow

Red - yellow - blue

Red - green - blue

15. Which of the following distinguishes one color from another? (another name for "color)

Hue

Saturation

Value

16. What are the primary colors of a Photoshop?

Cyan-magenta-yellow

Red-blue-yellow

Red-green-blue

17. _________________________________________ color in which white has been added to a pure color. The more white, the lighter the tint. (Example: red + white = pink)

Tint

Shade

Neutral

Analogous

18. ____________________________________known as chroma, is roughly equivalent to brightness. Two colors can be of the same hue but be of differing intensities. (Example: red can be bright red)

Hue

Value

Saturation

19. Which MODEL is based on the way the light mixes on a computer screen? Results from adding the three primaries together to get pure white light.

Additive

Subtractive

Teritary

20. Which of the following term is the relative lightness or darkness of a color? Also known as "tone" of a color.

Hue

Value

Saturation

21. Which one is the combination of complementary colors? Complementary colors are those that sit opposite each other on the color wheel.

Tint

Shade

Neutral

Analogous

22. What are the traditional primary colors? (used initially for original printing presses)

Cyan-magenta-yellow

Red-yellow-blue

Red-green-blue

23. Which of the MODELS is used for SCREEN media?

Additive

Subtractive

Traditional

Photoshop

24. Which "MODEL" is based on the chemistry of mixing translucent printing inks rather than paint? As a result of the mix you get black (in theory; in reality you need to added pure black ink to get real black.)

Additive

Subtractive

Teritary

25. Which of the MODELS is used for PRINT/PRESS media?

Additive

Subtractive

Traditional

Photoshop

Understanding Color Theory

1. Red, orange and yellow are __________________ colors and visually tend to jump forward into prominence in a piece of design.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. The _____________________ hues — green, blue, and purple — tend to recede in a design.

3.

List at least one color associated with stability?

4. List at least one color assocated with joy?

5. List at least one color assocated with power?

6. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color Black? R - G - B -

7. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color white? R - G - B -

8. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color red? R - G - B -

9. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color green? R - G - B -

10. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color Blue? R - G - B -

11. How many colors are available on our computers?

12. Define "Secondary Colors":

13. ___________________________ a color in which black has been added to a pure color. The more black, the darker the tint. (Example: red + black = maroon)

14. What are the secondary colors in Photoshop?

15. Which of the following distinguishes one color from another? (another name for "color)

16. What are the primary colors of a Photoshop?

17. _________________________________________ color in which white has been added to a pure color. The more white, the lighter the tint. (Example: red + white = pink)

18. ____________________________________known as chroma, is roughly equivalent to brightness. Two colors can be of the same hue but be of differing intensities. (Example: red can be bright red)

19. Which MODEL is based on the way the light mixes on a computer screen? Results from adding the three primaries together to get pure white light.

20. Which of the following term is the relative lightness or darkness of a color? Also known as "tone" of a color.

21. Which one is the combination of complementary colors? Complementary colors are those that sit opposite each other on the color wheel.

22. What are the traditional primary colors? (used initially for original printing presses)

23. Which of the MODELS is used for SCREEN media?

24. Which "MODEL" is based on the chemistry of mixing translucent printing inks rather than paint? As a result of the mix you get black (in theory; in reality you need to added pure black ink to get real black.)

25. Which of the MODELS is used for PRINT/PRESS media?

Understanding Color Theory

1. Red, orange and yellow are __________________ colors and visually tend to jump forward into prominence in a piece of design.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. The _____________________ hues — green, blue, and purple — tend to recede in a design.

3. List at least one color associated with stability?

4. List at least one color assocated with joy?

5. List at least one color assocated with power?

6. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color Black? R - G - B -

7. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color white? R - G - B -

8. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color red? R - G - B -

9. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color green? R - G - B -

10. What are the R-G-B numbers for the color Blue? R - G - B -

11. How many colors are available on our computers?

12. Define "Secondary Colors":

13. ___________________________ a color in which black has been added to a pure color. The more black, the darker the tint. (Example: red + black = maroon)

14. What are the secondary colors in Photoshop?

15. Which of the following distinguishes one color from another? (another name for "color)

16. What are the primary colors of a Photoshop?

17. _________________________________________ color in which white has been added to a pure color. The more white, the lighter the tint. (Example: red + white = pink)

18. ____________________________________known as chroma, is roughly equivalent to brightness. Two colors can be of the same hue but be of differing intensities. (Example: red can be bright red)

19. Which MODEL is based on the way the light mixes on a computer screen? Results from adding the three primaries together to get pure white light.

20. Which of the following term is the relative lightness or darkness of a color? Also known as "tone" of a color.

21. Which one is the combination of complementary colors? Complementary colors are those that sit opposite each other on the color wheel.

22. What are the traditional primary colors? (used initially for original printing presses)

23. Which of the MODELS is used for SCREEN media?

24. Which "MODEL" is based on the chemistry of mixing translucent printing inks rather than paint? As a result of the mix you get black (in theory; in reality you need to added pure black ink to get real black.)

25. Which of the MODELS is used for PRINT/PRESS media?

3.

List at least one color associated with stability?