Colour theory quiz

The main purpose of the colour wheel is to demonstrate

Which of the following is a primary colour?

Which one of the following is a secondary colour?

Which one of the following is a tertiary colour?

Colours which cannot be made by mixing any other two colours are known as

A secondary colour is created by mixing two

Tertiary colours are created using a mixing ratio of

How many consecutive colours do analogous colours occupy?

Two colours which lie opposite to one another on the colour wheel are known as

A colour scheme made up of shades and tints is known as

The “schedule of paint colours for building purposes” is also known as

The BS 4800 colour system was developed to

The greyness of a colour in the Munsell system is represented by the

Using the Munsell colour reference 10PB 7/12, the number 12 represents the

The “natural order of colour” ranges colours in their

The intensity of a colour is best described as

Achromatic colours are
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Neutrals are best known as

If blue is at the top, which part of the colour wheel will represent warm colours?

An advancing colour scheme will make a room appear