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SNC2PWorksheet Colour Name Page #

Date

1. Explain the following terms:

a) Transparent

b) Translucent

c) Opaque

d) Light transmission

e) Absorption

f} Reflection

2. Completethe following:

“The subtractive colour theory states that _ objects appear coloured because they

certain coloursof light and or other colours

of light.

3. a) The three primary pigmentcoloursare:

These colours cannot be formed from other pigment

b) Colourin the following diagrams to show how white transmitted light is reflected from the three primary
pigment colours and from black.

ptimary light colour primary light colour

primarylight colour - primary light colour

primary light colour

primary light colour primary light colour |

primary pigmentt colour —_


primary light colour
er primary light colour
primary light colour

primary light colour

primary light colour

primary light colour primary pigmentt colour

primary pigmentt colour

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Name Date

Use with textbook pages 296 to 299,

Additive and subtractive colours


Answer the questions below.
1. Complete each statement.
a) The additive primary colours are __ , . , and -
These colours are the same as the subtractive colours,
b) The subtractive primary colours are i, , and
. These colours are the same asthe additive colours.

2. Complete the following colour equations.


a) red + blue = e) white — (cyan + yellow) =
b) green + blue = f) white — (magenta + yellow) =
c) red + green + blue = g) white ~- (cyan + magenta + yellow) =

d) cyan + red = h) white — (green + magenta) =

3. Connect each pair of complementary colours.

cobalt fom crimson

blue magenta
violet

124 MHR « Unit 4 Light and Applications of Optics 978-0-07-031869-4


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Name Date Concepts
Topic 4.3
Use with textbook pages 296 to 299,

Absorption and subtractive colours


1. Complete the table, including drawing and namingthe reflectedlight.
Part a) is done for you as an example.

red, green

utysilosts roe
TateeT
eset

Cc)

magenta film

qd) cyan fight

green film

e) yellow light

blue fitrn

Topic 43*MHR 125


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