Colour Theory

What are the traditional primary colours of pigment?

1. Orange, green and violet
2. Black, white and grey
3. Red, green and blue
4. Red, yellow and blue

Which colours are the traditional secondary colours?

1. Pink, brown and cream
2. Red, yellow and blue
3. Black, white and grey
4. Orange, green and violet

Red and yellow mixed together make:

1. Violet
2. Green
3. Brown
4. Orange

Blue and yellow mixed together make:

1. Green
2. Orange
3. Grey
4. Violet

Red and blue mixed together make:

1. Yellow
2. Orange
3. Violet (purple)
4. Green

A tertiary colour is made by mixing:

1. Black and white
2. Two secondary colours only
3. Three primaries equally
4. A primary colour with a neighbouring secondary colour

Complementary colours are:

1. Always black and white
2. Opposite each other on the colour wheel
3. Next to each other
4. Shades of one colour