Color Theory Quiz

Red, yellow, and blue are the basic colors from which all other colors can be made.

Colors made by mixing two primary colors.

The range of different wavelengths of visible light; all the colors of the rainbow.

A circular diagram showing colors arranged according to their relationship to each other.

A visual sensation caused by different wavelengths of light.

ASL uses handshapes, location, and movements to show colors, not a direct word-to-color mapping.

There's no single sign for each color in ASL; signs are combined to convey color.

The context of conversation is crucial for interpreting the intended color.

ASL uses handshape, body location, and movement to represent specific colours.

ASL uses a combination of handshape, location, and movement to represent a specific color.

Learning ASL colors involves practicing and observing native signers.

There isn't a single, predetermined sign for each color in ASL.

Different handshapes and motions are used to convey different colors.

Color signs are often related to other concepts, like objects or actions.

Understanding ASL colors relies on the combined use of different signs, not a single specific sign.