Question
What do each of these sections in the color wheel represent?
A color wheel.
(1 point)
Responses
hue
hue
tone
tone
value
value
spectrum
Each of these sections in the color wheel represents different aspects of color:
- Hue: This refers to the pure color, such as red, blue, or yellow. It is the attribute that distinguishes one color from another.
- Tone: This refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. It is achieved by adding white or black to the pure hue, resulting in lighter or darker shades of the color.
- Value: This refers to the brightness or intensity of a color. It is achieved by adding white or black to the pure hue, resulting in higher or lower levels of brightness or intensity.
- Spectrum: This refers to the range of colors that can be seen in a rainbow or a prism. It includes all the colors of the visible light spectrum, from red to violet.
which one
Each response is associated with a specific section of the color wheel. Here is the breakdown:
- The first "hue" response refers to the section of the color wheel that represents the pure colors.
- The second "hue" response seems to be a repetition.
- The "tone" response refers to the section of the color wheel that represents the lightness or darkness of a color.
- The second "tone" response seems to be a repetition.
- The "value" response refers to the section of the color wheel that represents the brightness or intensity of a color.
- The second "value" response seems to be a repetition.
- The "spectrum" response does not necessarily correspond to a specific section of the color wheel. It refers to the range of colors that can be seen in a rainbow or a prism, which can also be represented on a color wheel.
So, in summary, the first "hue" response, the "tone" response, the "value" response, and the "spectrum" response each represent different sections or aspects of the color wheel. The second "hue", "tone", and "value" responses seem to be repetitions.