Color Key: :-) indicates the correct answer. X indicates an incorrect answer.   1 Colors in a painting or other art work that are based on light as observed at a particular time of day. Random color chromatic color Optical color Arbitrary color 2 An example of a triadic color harmony would be: Red and green Blue, blue green and green Purple, orange and green All are triadic Red, yellow and orange 3 The range of light rays that can be discerned by the human eye Infrared light Achromatic spectrum Ultraviolet light Visible spectrum 4 White light is: Part of the visible spectrum      The absence of color The combination of all colors Electromagnetic spectral matter 5 The color resulting from mixing a hue with white, for example pink value Tone Tint Shade 6 The "Father of Renascence Painting" was: Raphael DaVinci      Giotto Brunellesci 7 The law of simultaneous contrast Relates to the position of colors on a color wheel. Was discovered in 210 b.c. Says that adjacent colors affect the apparent hue and value of each other. Relates to the selection of harmonious colors 8 There are ____ primary colors in the Munsell color system. 6 3 5 7 4 9 The colors resulting from two primary colors being mixed, for example orange and violet. Complementary colors Tertiary colors Secondary colors Primary color 10 The three dimensions of color in the Munsell system are: Hue, value and intensity Color, force and tint. Tint, value and shade. Vertical, horizontal and depth