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Secondary Colours

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What two colours can we use to make purple
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blue and green
red and yellow
Red and blue
yellow and blue
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What two colours can we use to make green?
30
Yellow and blue
yellow and green
red and blue

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What two colours can we use to make purple

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What two colours can we use to make green?

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What two colours can we use to make orange?

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What is the correct spelling of the colour that is produced when blue and red are mixed together?

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What is the correct spelling of the colour that is produced when yellow and blue are mixed together?

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What is the correct spelling of the colour that is produced when you mix red and yellow together?

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Give an example of what fruit is the colour orange?

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Give an example of a fruit that is purple?

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Give an example of what fruit is the colour green?

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What would happen if we added all 3 primary colours (red, blue and yellow) together? What colour would we get?

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Secondary colors
SECONDARY CLOURS
Primary and secondary colors
Reflection and refraction: Specular & diffuse reflection, Law of Reflection, index of refraction, Snell’s law, critical angle, and prisms (deviation & dispersion) ii. Mirrors & lenses: Convex, concave, and plain mirrors and lenses; ray tracing; focal length; real, virtual, erect, and inverted objects and images; magnification iii. Color theory: Additive & subtractive color theory; primary & secondary colors; absorption & reflection
Important: This is the only thing you may bring to the exam. If you do not have it or lose it, you must take the exam without it. You may not share your study guide with anyone else. Vocabulary | Write the definitions for the following words: Gradient: ____________________________________________________________________________ Repetition: ___________________________________________________________________________ Composition: _________________________________________________________________________ Collage: _____________________________________________________________________________ Symmetry: ___________________________________________________________________________ Surrealism: __________________________________________________________________________ Overlapping: _________________________________________________________________________ Contrast: ____________________________________________________________________________ Landscape: __________________________________________________________________________ Vanishing Point: _____________________________________________________________________ Complementary Colors: _______________________________________________________________ Zentangle: ___________________________________________________________________________ Horizon Line: _________________________________________________________________________ Abstract: ____________________________________________________________________________ Value: _______________________________________________________________________________ Color Theory Questions | Be prepared to answer the following: Name primary, secondary and tertiary colors? __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Label the diagram below (8 pts): Essay | Be able to talk about an artist’s statement. Hint: You wrote one for the surrealism collage project.