7. What happens when complementary colors are mixed in color theory?

Which feature of color mixing allows for a wide range of colors to be created from a limited set of primary colors?

A). A. Complementary colors

B). B. Tertiary colors

C). C. Color harmony

D). D. Color versatility

Which color model is commonly used in digital design and printing?

A). A. RGB (Red, Green, Blue)

B). B. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black)

C). C. RYB (Red, Yellow, Blue)

D). D. HSB (Hue, Saturation, Brightness)

What is the result of mixing red and green colors in color theory?

A). A. Yellow

B). B. Purple

C). C. Orange

D). D. Brown

How can tertiary colors be created in color mixing?

A). A. By mixing primary and secondary colors

B). B. By mixing complementary colors

C). C. By mixing primary colors only

D). D. By mixing secondary colors only

What is the result of mixing red and blue colors in color theory?

A). A. Yellow

B). B. Green

C). C. Purple

D). D. Orange

Which colors are mixed to create orange?

A). A. Red and Yellow

B). B. Red and Blue

C). C. Yellow and Blue

D). D. Green and Purple

Which color is created by mixing red and yellow in color theory?

A). A. Green

B). B. Orange

C). C. Purple

D). D. Brown

What is the primary color that can be mixed with blue to create green?

A). A. Red

B). B. Yellow

C). C. Purple

D). D. Orange

Which primary colors are commonly used in color mixing to create new colors?

A). A. Red, Yellow, Blue

B). B. Red, Green, Blue

C). C. Yellow, Cyan, Magenta

D). D. Red, Orange, Green

What is the result of mixing red and blue colors in the RGB color model?

A). A. Yellow

B). B. Cyan

C). C. Green

D). D. Purple