The primaries in subtractive color mixing are _________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Television sets are able to recreate the entire visible spectrum by additively mixing three primary colors. This process is similar to the view of human color vision called:

   A. Complementary color theory
   B. Trichromatic theory
   C. Opponent-process theory
   D. Saturation theory

2. One of the earliest and most important color vision theories was formulated by _________________?

   A. Young and Helson
   B. Meissner and Middleton
   C. Rutherford and Young
   D. Young and Helmholtz

3. Receptor cells that are very sensitive to color are the _________________?

   A. rods
   B. bipolar cells
   C. cones
   D. ganglion cells

4. The color, smell and feeling of the flowers are relayed through what part of brain_______?

   A. Acetylcholine
   B. Thalamus
   C. Motor area
   D. None of these

5. The fact that hues at the short-wave end of the color spectrum appear bright at nightfall is a function of ______________?

   A. Purkinje effect
   B. Zeigarnik effect
   C. Young-Helmholtz effect
   D. light adaptation

6. The opponent-process theory is to our sense of color as the gate-control theory is to our sense of ____________?

   A. smell
   B. touch
   C. kinesthesia
   D. pain

7. The tendency to group together objects that are the same size, shape, color, or form is known as;

   A. closure
   B. continuation
   C. similarity
   D. nearness

8. In order to experience color constancy, it is helpful to view things:

   A. Under low levels of illumination
   B. From very short distances
   C. With one eye covered
   D. In relation to surrounding objects

9. Which of the following is the psychological dimension that captures the purity and vividness of color?

   A. Saturation
   B. Hue
   C. Wavelength
   D. Brightness

10. The tendency to group together objects that are the same size, shape, color, or form is known as:

    A. closure
    B. continuation
    C. similarity
    D. nearness