Matching Pairs Color Theory DefinitionsOnline version Match the definitions of elements of color theory by Frederick King 1 Secondary Colors 2 Achromatic 3 Warm Colors 4 Shade 5 Cool Colors 6 Monochromatic 7 Color Wheel 8 Tone 9 Complimentary Colors 10 Tertiary Colors 11 Analogous Colors 12 Primary Colors degree of difference between colors Three colors in a row on the color wheel. Refers to light and dark values A circle with different colored sectors used to show the relationship between colors. Opposite colors on the color wheel. Example: Yellow/Purple, Red/Green, Orange/Blue Without Color Two secondary colors mixed in equal proportions make up this type of color. Any of a group of colors from which all other colors can be obtained by mixing. Used to describe colors that are vivid or bold in nature such as red, yellow, and orange Describes a color that is calming or soothing in nature, such as blue, green, and purple. The use of only one color. A color resulting from mixing of two primary colors
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