Matcn the following color schemes and color organizations with the correct combination of colors.

1. primary colors

2. secondary colors

3. complementary colors

4. analogous colors

5. warm colors

6. cool colors

7. monochromatic colors

8. Neutral colors

A. red, red-violet, blue-violet

B. orange, green, violet

C. red, orange, yellow

D. green, blue, violet

E. orange and blue, red and
green

F. light blue, blue, dark blue

G. white, gray, black, brown

H. red, yellow, blue

1. H

2. B

3. E

4. F

5. C

6. D

7. A

8. G

Explanation:

1. primary colors  - Set of three colors that can be combined. Those are red, yellow, and blue.

2. secondary colors  - Set of combined colors with primary ones. Those are Orange, Green, or Violet. For example, blue + red = violet

3. complementary colors  - Those are colors opposite of each other

4. analogous colors  - Colors that stand next to each other on the color wheel

5. warm colors  - These colors are considering a family of red, yellow, and orange colors. They are the opposite of cool colors.

6. cool colors  - Opposite of warm colors, cool colors are green, blue, and purple.

7. monochromatic colors  - Colors based on only one tint that is why they called 'monochromatic', MONO- one

8. Neutral colors - They are usually including 'Earth tones'. Beige, white, black, grey...

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