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Home The primary colors are red, blue and yellow. Primary Secondary Tertiary Warm Artists create secondary and intermediate colors by mixing primary colors. Cool Quiz

Home The secondary colors are green, orange and violet. Primary Secondary Tertiary A secondary color is made by mixing two primary colors. Warm Cool Quiz

Home Tertiary colors, are made by mixing a secondary and a primary color together. Primary Secondary Tertiary Some examples of tertiary colors are yellow-green, blue-green, and blue-violet. Warm Cool Quiz

Home Warm colors are made mostly of red, orange and yellow. This family of colors is called warm because they remind you of warm things like the sun or fire. Primary Secondary Photo Tertiary Warm Warm / Advancing colors: These colors appear as if they are advancing toward you, appearing nearer. Cool Quiz Photo

Home Vincent van Gogh used warm colors in this painting of Sunflowers. Primary Secondary Tertiary Warm Cool Quiz Back

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Home Cool colors are made mostly of green, blue and violet. This family of colors is called cool because they remind you of cool things like a cool forest or a cold lake. Primary Secondary Photo Tertiary Warm Cool / Receding colors: These colors appear to recede, as though the space is expanding. Cool Quiz Photo

Home This painting by Claude Monet uses cool colors to suggest a quiet pond. Primary Secondary Tertiary Warm Cool Quiz Back

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Home Core Content for Assessment Version 3.0: AH-E-4.1.31: Describe works of art using appropriate art terminology (subject matter, ideas, elements of art, principles of design). AH-E-4.1.32: Art elements—line, shape, form, texture, and color (primary and secondary hues) and color groups (warm, cool, neutral). AH-E-4.1.33: Principles of design—organization of visual compositions: emphasis (focal point), pattern, balance (symmetry), contrast (light/dark). Primary Secondary Tertiary Warm Cool Quiz Continue

What are the primary colors? Home What are the primary colors? (Click on the appropriate tabs to the left for quiz.) (Click on the color wheel for a picture.) Red Correct Green Try again Correct Blue Try again Orange Yellow Correct Violet Try Again Continue

What are the secondary colors? Home What are the secondary colors? (Click on the appropriate tabs to the left for quiz.) (Click on the color wheel for a picture.) Red Try again Green Correct Try again Blue Correct Orange Yellow Try again Violet Correct Continue

What are the warm/advancing colors? Home What are the warm/advancing colors? (Click on the appropriate tabs to the left for quiz.) (Click on the color wheel for a picture.) Red Correct Green Try again Try Again Blue Correct Orange Yellow Correct Violet Try Again Continue

What are the cool/receding colors? Home What are the cool/receding colors? (Click on the appropriate tabs to the left for quiz.) (Click on the color wheel for a picture.) Red Try Again Green Correct Correct Blue Try Again Orange Yellow Try Again Violet Correct Continue

Home Lay each of the violet shapes on top of the primary colors by clicking on them. Red Green Blue Orange Lay the white strip down over the center of the piece by clicking on it. Yellow Violet Continue

Home How does the secondary color look different on each of the primary colors? Red Green Blue Orange Does it seem that the primary colors are pulling themselves out of the secondary color, making it look as if it had more of the remaining primary color? Yellow Violet Continue

Home In this picture, the artist uses warm/advancing colors to cause the skater to blend in with the cool/receding background colors. Primary Secondary Try Again True Tertiary Warm Good Job False Cool Quiz

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