Color Schemes Self Test

Which of the color schemes would make use of blue and orange?
1. Triadic
2. Monochromatic
3. Analogous
4. Complementary
A triadic color scheme uses...
1. Two colors that lie directly across the color wheel from one another.
2. Three colors that are spaced equally apart on the color wheel.
3. Three colors that lie next to one another on the color wheel.
4. Three colors and all their tints and shades.
Reds, red violets and red oranges could be used to make up this type of color scheme.
1. Monochromatic
2. Analogous
3. Triadic
4. Complementary
An artist can use a monochromatic color scheme to produce a feeling of...
1. calm.
2. excitement.
3. discord.
4. fear.
An advertising designer relies on yellow and violet as the predominant colors for a client's ad. Why might she have made this decision?
1. To create feelings of uneasiness.
2. To quickly attract the viewer and create excitement.
3. To produce feelings of calm and restfulness.
4. To create a harmonious affect.
Green, orange and violet could be used to make up this color scheme.
1. Analogous
2. Complementary
3. Monochromatic
4. Triadic
A color and its tints and shades make up what type of color scheme?
1. Monochromatic
2. Analogous
3. Complementary
4. Triadic
An analogous color scheme creates a feeling of
1. agitation.
2. harmony.
3. excitement.
4. anger.
Roy Lichtenstein was famous for using the colors red, yellow and blue in his paintings. This color scheme is called...
1. monochromatic.
2. analogous.
3. triadic
4. complementary.
In contrast to the other color schemes you have studied, the triadic color scheme is most likely create feelings of...
1. calm.
2. greatest contrast.
3. formality and balance.
4. harmony.