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    Handout - Color Wheel - Student

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    The document defines and explains various color and geometry terms: 1) It defines key shapes and points related to geometry like triangles, vertices, midpoints, and centroids. It also defines circles. 2) It explains color terms like primary colors, secondary colors, tertiary colors, complementary colors, tints, shades, tones, hue, value, and color wheels. 3) It provides a brief overview of how primary colors can be mixed to create secondary colors, but secondary colors cannot be mixed to create primary colors. Complementary colors are directly across from each other on the color wheel.

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    The document defines and explains various color and geometry terms: 1) It defines key shapes and points related to geometry like triangles, vertices, midpoints, and centroids. It also defines circles. 2) It explains color terms like primary colors, secondary colors, tertiary colors, complementary colors, tints, shades, tones, hue, value, and color wheels. 3) It provides a brief overview of how primary colors can be mixed to create secondary colors, but secondary colors cannot be mixed to create primary colors. Complementary colors are directly across from each other on the color wheel.

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    The document defines and explains various color and geometry terms: 1) It defines key shapes and points related to geometry like triangles, vertices, midpoints, and centroids. It also defines circles. 2) It explains color terms like primary colors, secondary colors, tertiary colors, complementary colors, tints, shades, tones, hue, value, and color wheels. 3) It provides a brief overview of how primary colors can be mixed to create secondary colors, but secondary colors cannot be mixed to create primary colors. Complementary colors are directly across from each other on the color wheel.

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    Handout: Color Wheel

    Compass: an instrument with ------------------------


    ------------------------ joined together at the top,
    used for --------------------------------------------------
    and ------------------------------------------------------.

    Triangle: a shape with --------------------------------


    and ----------------------------------------. The sum of
    three internal angles of a triangle is ----------------.

    Vertex: a point where -------------------------------


    an angle.

    Midpoint: a point which is ---------------------------


    Equilateral Triangle ---------------------------------- between too vertexes.

    Median: a line segment from -------------------------to ----------------------------------- of the opposite.

    Equilateral triangle: a triangle whose three sides are ---------------------------------------------------,


    whose three internal angles -------------------------------------------- to each other at -------------------.

    Centroid: a point where --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

    Circle: a line that forms ---------------------------------- which intersects --------------------------------


    of an equilateral triangle. The center point of a circle is also --------------------------------------------.

    Color/Hue: the appearance that things have which results from ---------------------------------------.

    Primary color: ----------------------------------------.


    By mixing these three basic colors, new colors will
    be created, but ----------- new colors cannot create
    -----------------------------------------------------------.

    Secondary colors: colors mixed from --------------


    ------------------- – ---------------- (Yellow and Red),
    ----------------------------------- (Red and Blue), and
    ------------------------------------- (Blue and Yellow).

    Tertiary colors: colors created by mixing


    neighboring ---------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------- such as Color Wheel

    By Mr. Son 1
    red-orange. (Note: Use the name of the primary color used to mix the first, with the secondary
    color listed second after a hyphen).

    Complementary colors: a pair of colors that are ---------------------------------------------------------


    on the color wheel and are the most --------------------------------- colors.

    Tints: colors created by --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

    Shades: colors created by ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

    Tones: colors created by -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.

    Value: the ----------------------------------, and ---------------------------------- of a color. Creating


    tints, tones, and shades, is one way to ------------------------------------------------- the value of a color.

    Palette: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- used by an artist.

    Monochromatic colors: ------------------------------- that contains only --------------------------------


    in all tints, tones, and shades.

    Tints Color/Hue Shades

    Monochromatic Value Scale

    Color Wheel: a circle with different ------------------------------------------------------------------------


    used to show ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- between colors.

    Geometry: the branch of mathematics that deals with the -----------------------------------------------


    and -------------------------------------------------------------------- of lines, angles, surfaces and solids.

    By Mr. Son 2

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