Interesting Trivia Quiz On Colors Theory!
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Colour plays a vital role in the world in which we live. It can sway thinking, change actions, and cause reactions. It can irritate or soothe your eyes, raise your blood pressure or suppress your appetite. As a powerful form of communication, Colour is irreplaceable. This test is on colour identification; primary, secondary and tertiary colours. So, let's out this quiz. All the best!
- 1.Choose the primary colors.
- A.
Purple
- B.
Blue
- C.
Green
- D.
Yellow
- E.
Red
- 2.Choose the secondary colors.
- A.
Orange
- B.
Red
- C.
Green
- D.
Yellow
- E.
Purple
- 3.When you mix a primary color with it's closest secondary color you get a:
- A.
Bright color
- B.
Primary color
- C.
Dark color
- D.
Tertiary color
- E.
Secondary color
- 4.Which of these mixtures would create a tertiary colour?
- A.
Red and Yellow
- B.
Yellow and Blue
- C.
Red and Orange
- D.
Blue and Red
- 5.Yellow can be used as a symbol of ............. and.............?
- A.
Evil
- B.
Life and Happiness
- C.
Humanity
- D.
Sick
- 6.Orange can be used as the symbol of?
- A.
Peace
- B.
Health
- C.
Creativity
- D.
Fear
- 7.You get a _____________ colour by mixing two primary colours?
- A.
Tertiary
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Primary
- D.
Analaguos
- 8.When colour mixing, should you add a darker colour to a lighter or a lighter to a darker?
- A.
Lighter to a darker
- B.
Darker to a lighter
- C.
It doesn't matter, the end result is the same, but usually dark is added to light as it takes less dark to change a light than light to change dark
- D.
Depends on whether you're mixing primary or secondary colors
- 9.Warm colours appear closer and cool ones further away. What is generally considered warm colours and cool colours?
- A.
Warm: pinks, purples, reds. Cool: blues, browns, green
- B.
Warm: reds, oranges, yellows. Cool: blues, green, purples
- C.
Warm: oranges, yellows, greens. Cool: purples, reds, blues
- D.
Warm: blues, yellows, pinks. Cool: greens, reds, oranges
- 10.Complementary colours sit on opposite sides of the colour wheel. If placed next to each other in a painting, what do they do for each other
- A.
Make each other appear brighter
- B.
Make each other appear duller
- C.
Make each other appear greener
- D.
Nothing
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