Primary And Secondary Colors Power Point Quiz

Primary and Secondary Colors on the Color WheelUsed in a Radial DesignThird Grade – PowerPoint Quiz

By Mr. Justin Shankster

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Question: Which three colors on the color wheel are the primary colors?

Yes, you are correct.

Primary colors cannot be made by mixing other colors on the color wheel.

Pick another primary color.

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Yes, you are correct.

Primary colors cannot be made by mixing other colors on the color wheel.

Pick another primary color.

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Yes, you are correct.

Primary colors cannot be made by mixing other colors on the color wheel.

Pick another primary color.

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Yes, you are correct.

You have found all of the primary colors on the color wheel.

Notice how they are spread evenly on the color wheel.

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Yes, the primary colors make the brightest impact when placed next to each other.

Find another primary color.

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Yes, the primary colors make the brightest impact when placed next to each other.

Find another primary color.

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Yes, the primary colors make the brightest impact when placed next to each other.

Find another primary color.

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Yes, you are correct.

You have found all of the primary colors on the color wheel.

Notice how they are spread evenly on the color wheel.

Continue onward to the next question

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Yes.

You will find many primary colors in elementary schools because they are so bright and fun.

Find another primary color.

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Yes.

You will find many primary colors in elementary schools because they are so bright and fun.

Find another primary color.

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Yes.

You will find many primary colors in elementary schools because they are so bright and fun.

Find another primary color.

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Yes, you are correct.

You have found all of the primary colors on the color wheel.

Notice how they are spread evenly on the color wheel.

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question

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Question 3: What secondary color is made using the primary colors of red and yellow

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Hint: red and yellow make a warm color.

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color in between the red and yellow on the color wheel.

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Correct.

Orange can be made by mixing together red and yellow.

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Question 4: What secondary color is made using the primary colors of blue and yellow

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Hint: blue and yellow make a cool color.

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color in between the blue and yellow on the color wheel.

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Correct.

Green can be made by mixing together blue and yellow.

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Question 5: What secondary color is made using the primary colors of red and blue

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Hint: red and blue make a cool color.

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color in between the red and blue on the color wheel.

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Correct.

Purple can be made by mixing together red and blue.

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Radial Design

Step One: “Lightly” draw a vertical line in the center of the paper.

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Radial Design

Step Two: “Lightly” draw a horizontal line in the center of the paper.

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Radial Design

Step Three: “Lightly” draw four of the same shape in a radial design.

Tip: Turn your shape on each line that you trace it.

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Radial Design

Step Four: “Lightly” draw a second shape in a radial design making sure you overlap your first shapes

Tip: Make sure that you overlap your shapes

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Radial Design

Step Five: “Lightly” draw a third shape in a radial fashion. Make sure you overlap one of the shapes

Tip: Make sure that you overlap your shapes

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Radial Design

Step Six: “Lightly” draw a fourth shape in a radial fashion. Make sure you overlap one of the shapes again.

Tip: Make sure that you overlap your shapes

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1. Erase the vertical and horizontal lines (click on the eraser).

2. Trace the pencil lines with a sharpie marker.

Radial Design

Radial Design

1. Erase the vertical and horizontal lines.

2. Trace the pencil lines with a sharpie marker (click the marker picture).

Radial Design

1. Erase the vertical and horizontal lines.

2. Trace the pencil lines with a sharpie marker.

Continue to the coloring rules

Color Quiz: Rules

Rule One(click here)

Rule Two

Rule Three

Color Quiz: Rules

Rule One: Only put primary colors inside of the parts of shapes that do not overlap.

Rule Two(click here)

Rule Three

Color Quiz: Rules

Rule One: Only put primary colors inside of the parts of shapes that do not overlap.

Rule Two: Only put secondary colors inside of shapes that are made from overlaps.

Rule Three(click here)

Color Quiz: Rules

Rule One: Only put primary colors inside of the parts of shapes that do not overlap.

Rule Two: Only put secondary colors inside of shapes that are made from overlaps.

Rule Three: Secondary colors can only be made when the appropriate primary colored shapes overlap to create them.

Continue to the color questions

Color Quiz

Lets test our skills by coloring in our secondary colors into this radial design.

What secondary color belongs between the rectangle and triangle?

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Hint: yellow and red make a warm color.

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Incorrect.

Hint: Pick the color in between the yellow and red on the color wheel.

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Correct.

Orange is made by mixing red and yellow together.

What secondary color belongs between the rectangle and circle?

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Incorrect.

Hint: yellow and blue make a cool color.

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Incorrect.

Hint: Pick the color in between the yellow and blue on the color wheel.

Try again.

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You are correct.

The green is made by mixing yellow and blue.

What secondary color belongs between the heart and circle?

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Incorrect.

Hint: blue and red make a cool color.

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Incorrect.

Hint: Pick the color in between the blue and red on the color wheel.

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Color Quiz: Finished

Correct. Red and blue mixed together make purple.

Awesome.

You have completed your radial design of primary and secondary colors.

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