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Quiz 3: Color, part II
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1The practical use of color in art and design was extensively described through numerous studies in this seminal book. What is the the title of this book?
- A"Interaction of Colors"
- B"Color through the ages"
- C"Color Wheel now and then"
- D"There is no color theory, really!"
2Joseph Albers taught color at Black Mountain College in the first part of the twentieth century.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Who is the author of this color system?
- AGustav Klutsis
- BJohannes Itten
- CIsaac Newton
- DAlbert Munsell
4[blank_start]Joseph Albers[blank_end], [blank_start]Gustav Klutsis[blank_end], and [blank_start]Johannes Itten[blank_end], were three major color teachers who utilized the same basic color wheel.
- AJoseph Albers
- BLeibnitz
- CAlbert Munsell
- DGustav Klutsis
- EGustav Klimt
- FHans Hoffman
- GJohannes Itten
- HAlbert Einstein
- IMarie Curie
5Joseph Albers created the new decimelized naming system for colors.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Joseph Albers is the author of the seminal book on color entitled "Interaction of Color"
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Who is this person pouring gallons of paint onto the floor?
- AArtist Lynda Benglis
- BArtist Amy Sillman
- COne of Johannes Itten's students
8Pharmakon is a Greek word for:
- Acolor
- Bdrug
- Cpoison
- Dremedy
- Etalisman
- Fcosmetic
9When complements are placed next to each other, they appear less intense.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Choose an image with ACHROMATIC sneakers.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- A
11[blank_start]Arbitrary[blank_end] color is the opposite of [blank_start]lo cal[blank_end] color: it aims not to represent reality but to provide unexpected sensations, to enhance emotions, or to provide different visions of the world.
- AArbitrary
- BLocal
- CAchromatic
- Dlocal
- Earbitrary
- Fachromatic
12[blank_start]Local[blank_end] color is the color that an object reflects in the real world.
- ALocal
- BArbitrary
13The green bar placed across the two solid squares is [blank_start]the same[blank_end] but appears different or changing because of its surrounding colors.
- Athe same
- Bvanishing
14This example demonstrates the following color illusion:
- ATwo different colors appear as one
- BThree different colors appear as one
15This example demonstrates the illusion of
- Aground reversal
- Bfour colors appears as three
16The following is the description of an afterimage:
An image that appears after looking away from a strong stimulus, such as seeing a halo after looking at a bright light.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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