The World In Colour A Mindful Colouring Journey Quiz
Color refers to the perception of light visually. All forms of colors are under a specific categories. Colors in each category share unique characteristics not associated with other categories. Most colors are obtained artificially by mixing some primary colors together in the right proportion. Play with colors by taking this simple quiz.
- 1.
What is the science of color called?- A.
Chromatics
- B.
Painting
- C.
Coloring
- D.
Calorimetry
- 2.
How many types of colors can butterflies respond to?
- A.
Six colors
- B.
Three colors
- C.
Five colors
- D.
Seven colors
- 3.
What is the most complex color vision system?
- A.
Chromatopods
- B.
Stromatopods
- C.
Sternomatopods
- D.
Exteropods
- 4.
When was the rainbow color spectrum made public?
- A.
1567
- B.
1621
- C.
1789
- D.
1671
- 5.
Who is the first to describe the rainbow color spectrum?
- A.
Galileo Gallili
- B.
Frank Moser
- C.
John Beats
- D.
Isaac Newton
- 6.
When was the trichromatic theory proposed?
- A.
1981
- B.
1871
- C.
1809
- D.
1801
- 7.
What are colors obtained naturally without mixing called?
- A.
Secondary colors
- B.
Primary colors
- C.
Option 3
- D.
Option 4
- 8.
Which of these would you use for coloring?
- A.
Pencil
- B.
Pen
- C.
Brush
- D.
Ink
- 9.
What kind of cells makes perception of colours possible in humans?
- A.
Cochlea cells
- B.
Glia cells
- C.
Rod cells
- D.
Cone cells
- 10.
What type of colours are obtained from other colors?
- A.
Secondary colors
- B.
Primary colors
- C.
Complex colors
- D.
Special colors
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