This document contains questions about colors and geometric operations. For colors, it asks about the difference between hue and value, definitions of primary and secondary colors, warm colors and why they are called that, contrasting colors in compositions, and analyzing the meaning of colors in works of art. For geometric operations, it asks about definitions of segment bisectors and angles and steps to divide a segment into five equal parts. It provides links to examples of different angle types.

1. UNIT 1
COLOURS

2. Question 1
1.- What is the difference between value
and a hue's pure value?

3. Question 2
• 2.- Write a definition of primary and
secondary colours. List each and describe
how we obtain them.

4. Question 3
• 3.- What are the warm colours? Why are
they called this?

5. Question 4
• 4.- Give one example of how we can
contrast colours in a composition.

7. Question 5
• 5.- Choose a work of art from the links
and analyse the meaning of its colours.

9. Question 6
• 6.- Look for Claude Monet's "Notre Dame
Cathedral" and Henri Matisse's "Sorrow of
the king" or "The king's sadness"1952. In
one of the paintings there is analogy of
colours and in the other one, there is
contrast. Explain what you find in each
one.

10. • Notre Dame Cathedral

11. Sorrow of the king

12. UNIT 2
GEOMETRIC OPERATIONS

13. Question 1
• 1.- Write a definition of a segment
bisector.

14. Question 2
• 2.- What is an angle.

15. Question 3
• 3.- Explain the steps we must follow to
divide a segment into five equal parts.

16. Question 4
• 4.- Look for pictures in the links which
include:
• acute angle.
• right angle.
• obtuse angle.
• straight angle.

17. acute angle
• right angle
obtuse angle
straight
angle