What best describes an example of "achromatic with one color"?ResponsesA picture that uses black, white, grey, and red.A picture that uses black, white, grey, and red.A picture that uses one hue including its varying values and intensities.A picture that uses one hue including its varying values and intensities.A picture that uses just black, white, and grey.

What does it mean when a piece of art is "achromatic"?ResponsesIt has saturated colors.It has saturated colors.It doesn't have color; it is in black and white.It doesn't have color; it is in black and white.It has only three colors.It has only three colors.It has muted (neutral) colors.

Which of the following best describes "monochrome"?   ResponsesMuted hues that appear to lack color but oftentimes have underlying hues which change with different lighting.Muted hues that appear to lack color but oftentimes have underlying hues which change with different lighting.A color combination with intensely warm hues in zoned counterpoint to cold.A color combination with intensely warm hues in zoned counterpoint to cold.Two colors opposite to each other on the color wheel.Two colors opposite to each other on the color wheel.One hue, including its varying values and intensities.

A __________ is a single colour that is mixed with white.1 pointhuetinttonepigment

A color scheme that utilizes one hue in multiple and different values and intensities.Group of answer choicesMonochromaticTertiaryComplementaryAchromatic

A person with a deficiency in only one of the color systems, such as red–green, would be considered a ___________, while someone who is color-blind in two color systems is a labeled a _____________.Group of answer choicesA. monochromat; dichromatB. dichromat; monochromatC. monochromat; trichromatD. dichromat; trichromat