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Yellow is the Watchword Trivia Quiz
The many shades and hues of the color yellow vary from pale creams to verging on the darkness of brown. Which of these colors can definitively be considered a shade of yellow?
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Canary is a bright, almost neon shade often associated with the vivid feathers of the canary bird. Citrine, named after the gemstone, has a deeper yellow tone with hints of brown. Maize resembles the color of corn kernels, combining yellow with a soft, earthy undertone. Marigold is a rich, golden yellow reminiscent of the flower, providing a bold and warm presence.
Jonquil, another flower-inspired color, is a light, soft yellow with a slight green tint, much like the jonquil flower itself. Daffodil is a cheerful, sunlit yellow, typically associated with early spring blooms. Lemon is bright and fresh, closely resembling the citrus fruit's skin. Banana is a slightly softer, pale yellow.
Mustard is a deeper, earthy yellow with brown undertones, giving it a grounded, rustic look. Dandelion is a sunny, pure yellow, matching the bright color of dandelion petals in bloom. Blonde has a soft, beige-tinged yellow, often associated with light hair shades. Flax is a pale, creamy yellow that feels muted and natural.
Honey has a warm, amber-like quality, a blend of yellow with a golden-brown richness. Butter is a very light, creamy yellow, almost pastel. Lastly, gamboge is a deep, golden yellow with orange undertones, historically used as a pigment.
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