Ch 4 The Principles Of Design 1 Jeopardy Template

Balance	How we see colors	Value	Intensity	Color schemes
100 What is the physical or visual stability of a floral design. What is balance?	100 What is the most expressive element of art Color	100 When you are looking at color sometimes they Fool you	100 Intensity Is the brightness or dullness of a hue	100 When two colors come into direct contact Their differences are most obvious
200 What is the actual stability of plant materials within the container. What is physical balance?	200 When light passes through a wedge shaped glass called a prism Color spectrum	200 Value? Is the art element that describes the darkness or lightness of a color	200 Complementary colors Are the colors opposite each other on the color wheel	200 What is a color scheme Is a plan for organizing colors according to their relationship on their color wheel
300 Refers to diverse assortment or differing components What does variety refers to	300 The colors of the spectrum always appear in the same order Red orange ,yellow, green, blue, and violet	300 What is the light hue Yellow	300 If a surface reflects other light The color will appear duller	300 Monochrome means One color
400 What is a a color triad Is composed of three colors a paced an equal distance apart on the color wheel	400 A rainbow is a nature example of Spectrum	400 Neutral colors Black , white , and gray	400 Dull hues are called Low intensity color	400 Analogous colors Are colors that sit side on the color wheel and have a common hue
500 A split complement Is the combination of one hue plus the hues on each side of its complemn	500 Why wee see colors We see colors because objects absorb some of these light waves and reflect others	500 What does the black object do Absorbs all of the waves	500 A pure or bight hue is called High intensity color	500 The strongest contrast of a hue Is produced by Complementary colors

Ch. 4 The Principles of Design

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