The Cheerful Friends: Warm Colors
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
100
In a world of colors, warm colors are like the cheerful friends who make you feel cozy and happy on a gloomy day. When you think of warm colors, imagine the vibrant orange of a fading sunset, the bright yellow of a sunny day, or the rich red of autumn leaves. They are named 'warm' because they remind us of things that give warmth, like the sun or a crackling fire. Next time when you are in your room or outside, try to spot these cheerful colors and see how they add energy and life to the world around us!
Question 1
What emotion do warm colors usually evoke?
A
Sadness
B
Fear
C
Joy
Explanation. The passage mentions that warm colors are like cheerful friends who make you feel cozy and happy, indicating they evoke joy.
D
Anger
E
Boredom
Question 2
What are examples of warm colors?
A
Blue, Green, Purple
B
Black, White, Grey
C
Orange, Yellow, Red
Explanation. In the passage, orange, yellow and red are given as examples of warm colors.
D
Pink, Teal, Lavender
E
Indigo, Violet, Brown
Question 3
Why are warm colors named 'warm'?
A
Because they remind us of cold things
B
Because they remind us of warm things
Explanation. The passage explains that warm colors are named so because they remind us of things that give warmth, like the sun or a crackling fire.
C
Because they were discovered in a warm climate
D
Because they are usually used in warm clothes
E
Because they appear only in warm places
Question 4
Where can you spot these warm colors?
A
Only in a painting
B
Only during summer
C
Only in your room
D
In your room or outside
Explanation. The passage encourages you to spot these warm colors in your room or outside.
E
Only in a rainbow
Question 5
What effect do warm colors have on the world around us?
A
They make it look dull
B
They make it look scary
C
They drain energy
D
They add energy and life
Explanation. According to the passage, warm colors add energy and life to the world around us.
E
They make it look small
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