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Mary Haas

1. The document discusses color theory concepts including whether color is an abstraction or sensory experience, the three attributes of color, complementary and analogous colors, tints and shades, color subtraction, and the effects of different color grounds. 2. It presents a series of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of these concepts, such as the physiological response that begins color experience, the difference between direct and reflected light, defining terms like "achromatic", and identifying prismatic, chromatic gray, and muted color schemes. 3. The questions cover topics such as identifying figure and ground colors, determining if hue or value subtraction is occurring, and predicting how different color grounds would affect the appearance of colors shown.

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Color Studies Mid-term Exam
1. Is color an abstraction/idea, or is it an actual sensory event?
2. The beginning of every color experience is a physiological response to a stimulus of ___________.
3. As you look at your computer screen, are you looking at an example of direct of reflected light?
4. Name the three attributes of color:
5. What does the word achromatic mean?
6. What are complementary colors?
7. What are analogous colors?
8. What are tertiary colors?
9. What is the difference between a tint and a shade?
10. In the example above, which color is figure and which color is ground?
11. What type of ground subtraction is happening here: hue or value?
12. What type of ground subtraction is happening here: hue or value?
A. B. Chromatic Gray 13. Which of these two grounds will make this chromatic gray appear more orange?
A. B. 14. Which of these two grounds will make the green appear darker in value?
A. B. Chromatic Gray 15. Which of these two grounds will make the chromatic gray appear to be more saturated?
16. What are all of the colors between the orange and blue called?
A. B. C. D. C. B. A. 17. Assign names to the different saturations using these terms: chromatic gray, prismatic, achromatic gray, muted.
A. B. 18. Which of the above color schemes is prismatic?
19. Would you call the above composition chromatic or achromatic gray?
A. B. C. 20. If you wanted to make this violet appear both darker and bluer, which of the above grounds would you pair it with?

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  • 1. Color Studies Mid-term Exam
  • 2. 1. Is color an abstraction/idea, or is it an actual sensory event?
  • 3. 2. The beginning of every color experience is a physiological response to a stimulus of ___________.
  • 4. 3. As you look at your computer screen, are you looking at an example of direct of reflected light?
  • 5. 4. Name the three attributes of color:
  • 6. 5. What does the word achromatic mean?
  • 7. 6. What are complementary colors?
  • 8. 7. What are analogous colors?
  • 9. 8. What are tertiary colors?
  • 10. 9. What is the difference between a tint and a shade?
  • 11. 10. In the example above, which color is figure and which color is ground?
  • 12. 11. What type of ground subtraction is happening here: hue or value?
  • 13. 12. What type of ground subtraction is happening here: hue or value?
  • 14. A. B. Chromatic Gray 13. Which of these two grounds will make this chromatic gray appear more orange?
  • 15. A. B. 14. Which of these two grounds will make the green appear darker in value?
  • 16. A. B. Chromatic Gray 15. Which of these two grounds will make the chromatic gray appear to be more saturated?
  • 17. 16. What are all of the colors between the orange and blue called?
  • 18. A. B. C. D. C. B. A. 17. Assign names to the different saturations using these terms: chromatic gray, prismatic, achromatic gray, muted.
  • 19. A. B. 18. Which of the above color schemes is prismatic?
  • 20. 19. Would you call the above composition chromatic or achromatic gray?
  • 21. A. B. C. 20. If you wanted to make this violet appear both darker and bluer, which of the above grounds would you pair it with?