1. which of the following artists was known for pointillism, a technique that creates a painting from many colored dots that blend together when seen from a distance?
berthe morisot
edward hopper
georges-pierre seurat
claude monet
2. how are additive colors created? (
by mixing cmyk colors
by adding pigments to one another
by combining different colors of light
by combining materials that absorb light
3. how can you lower and soften the intensity of a color?
add gray to the color.
add tan to the color.
put a complementary co
4. when an object reflects the entire spectrum of light, how does it look?
black
white
gray
red
5. which primary colors does a computer screen use to create colors?
white, black, and gray
orange, purple, and teal
cyan, magenta, and yellow
red, green, and blue
6. the space inside the edges of a shape is called
a stroke
a fill
an alpha
a gradient
7. a red object looks red because
it is reflecting the entire visual spectrum
it is a complementary color
it is absorbing the red parts of the visual spectrum and reflecting the rest back
it is absorbing all parts of the visual spectrum except for red, which it reflects back
8. which type of gradient changes in color in a straight line from a starting point to an ending point?
a linear gradient
a radial gradient
a gradient stop
a natural gradient
9. which type of color mixing do painters with a real brush and paints use?
additive color mixing
subtractive color mixing
light color mixing
rgb color mixing
10. which of the following artists specialized in realistic oil and watercolor paintings?
claude monet
georges-pierre seurat
edward hopper
berthe morisot