2D Design quiz

Question 1

The organization or arrangement of visual elements to create a unified design. (The visible shape or configuration of something.)

Answer 1

Form

Question 2

Relative lightness and darkness.

Answer 2

Value

Question 3

The area within or around an area of substance

Answer 3

Space

Question 4

the proportion and arrangement of lights and darks in a composition

Answer 4

Value Distribution

Question 5

The visual response to different wavelengths of light identified as red, green, blue, gray etc.; having the physical properties of hue, intensity, and value.

Answer 5

Color

Question 6

A color grouping of hues that are next to or very near each other on a color wheel.

Answer 6

Adjacent/Analogous Hues

Question 7

A gray made from a mixture of hues, rather than from a mixture of only black and white.

Answer 7

Chromatic Gray

Question 8

Hues that oppose each other on the color wheel.

Answer 8

Complementary Hues

Question 9

The name of a color (yellow, red, blue…) that distinguishes it from another and assigns it as a position in the visual spectrum.

Answer 9

Hue

Question 10

A hue produced by a mixture of a primary hue and a secondary hue.

Answer 10

Intermediate Hue

Question 11

A color that has been reduced in intensity by being mixed with other neutrals, complementary hues, or black and white to the degree that no clear hue is evident. (colors include black, white, tans, and browns)

Answer 11

Neutral Colors

Question 12

A hue that cannot be broken down into other component hues.

Answer 12

Primary Hue

Question 13

A hue produced by a mixture of two primary hues.

Answer 13

Secondary Hue

Question 14

A mixture of a hue and black.

Answer 14

Shade

Question 15

A mixture of a hue and white.

Answer 15

Tint

Question 16

A hue that has been mixed with black and white.

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Tone

Question 17

The purity, chroma, or intensity of a color.

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Saturation (Intensity)

Question 18

The optical alteration of a color by a surrounding color.

Answer 18

Simultaneous Contrast

Question 19

A defect in color vision but it can also refer to a color that stands out. A deviation from the normal or expected color, order, or arrangement. One way to achieve emphasis.

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Color Anomaly

Question 20

One hue and it’s variations. One hue and a broad range of values or saturation levels.

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Monochromatic

Question 21

Colors that can be characterized as softer than prismatic colors, but they still display a clear sense of hue identity. These colors will often appear dull or as if they are in shade.

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Muted Colors

Question 22

The colors of the visible spectrum produced by passing white light through a prism; red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

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Prismatic Color

Question 23

Color Schemes using one base color and two secondary colors. In addition to the base color, it uses the two colors adjacent to its complement.

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Split Complementary

Question 24

Colors comprised of any three equidistant hues on the color wheel.

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Triadic Colors

Question 25

A color (such as black and white) that has no hue.

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Achromatic