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| Question | Answer |
| _____ color schemes use colors that lie opposite each other on the color circle. This provides high contrast | Complementary |
| The _____ color scheme uses any three colors linked by points of a triangle with two equal sides. | Split Complementary |
| A _____ triangle has two equal sides | Isosceles |
| One color, it's neighboring color, and the complements of both form a _____ color scheme | Double Complementary Scheme |
| A triangle with three equal sides is _____ | Equilateral |
| The _____ color scheme uses the three colors touched by an equilateral triangle | Triad |
| The four colors in a _____ color scheme form a square or rectangle in the color circle. This combination uses the most colors of any color scheme | Tetrad |
| An _____ color scheme uses two or more adjacent colors on the color wheel. This color scheme lacks contrast | Analogous |
| A _____ color scheme uses one hue in a range of values | Monochromatic |
| When you stare at a hue for approximately 30 seconds or more and look away, an image appears that is the colors complement. This image is called a _____ | Afterimage |
| _____ contrast occurs when a colors is placed against one of it's noncomplementary colors; the background color then instills qualities that are opposite of itself into the foreground color | Simultaneous |
| Yellow, red and orange are all _____ colors | Warm |
| Green, blue and violet are all _____ colors | Cool |
| _____ colors have a longer wavelength, therefore giving an impression of greater size and seem more visible | Warm |
| Color _____ describes the impact a color has on us. | Energy |
| _____ colors, when places side by side, give an impression of stillness and immobility | Static |
| _____ colors seen to be vibrating when placed next to each other | Nonstatic |
| _____ are values added to the surface of an object. You can usually see them in areas that are either unlighted or partially lighted | Shades |
| _____ are created by an object that's situated between a light source and another surface or the ground | Shadows |
| A shadow is a _____ from an object; this means that the shadow falls from the object onto another surface | Cast |
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