Color Unit Test Review What is Color? Physiology

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Color Unit Test Review 10 20 30 40 50 What is Color? Physiology Color Wheels The Eye and Brain Vocabulary 10 20 30 40 50

These are the two things color defines. Category 1 - 10 What are our World and our Emotions?

These are the two ways color can be described. Category 1 - 20 What are objectively and using physiology?

This is the lightness and darkness in relationship to their surroundings. What is the value of hues?

This is the person who discovered the visible spectrum. Who is Sir Issac Newton?

These are the colors of the visible spectrum. DAILY DOUBLE These are the colors of the visible spectrum. What are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet?

These are the three colors the eye recognizes. What are red, blue-violet and green?

This is what waves of energy travel in. What are wavelengths?

This is the easiest color for us to see. What is yellow-green?

This is the part of the eye that allows the brain to see dimly lit forms. What are rods?

A reaction seen when the observer’s brain supplies the opposite hue after the observer stares at a particular hue What is afterimage?

This is the color wheel with the primaries red, blue and yellow. What is the pigment wheel?

This is the color wheel that does not have tertiary colors. What is the light wheel?

These are the primary colors of the process wheel. What are yellow, magenta and cyan?

This color wheel has the primaries red, yellow, blue and green. What is the visual wheel?

These are the secondary colors of the pigment wheel. What are green, orange and violet?

This part of the eye recognizes red, blue-violet and green. What are cones?

This is an area at the center of the retina whose cones transmit to the brain. What is the fovea?

This part of the eye does not distinguish hues, only black and white. What are rods?

The light-sensitive inner lining of the back of the eye What is the retina?

The identification or name of a color. What is a hue?

A hue that results from the mixing of a primary hue and an adjacent secondary hue. What is a tertiary hue?

A color such as black, white, or gray that does not contain any pure hue. What is a neutral color?

Hues directly across from each other on the color wheel. What are complementary colors?

A color wheel arrangement with the primaries yellow, red, blue and green. It is based on partitive color. What is the visual wheel?

The process of mixing the colors of light together. What is additive color?