Get a streak of 11 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: sunlight looks white because it contains a wide spectrum of colors.

Get a streak of 9 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: black and white are complementary in the sense of “no light” vs “all light.”

Get a streak of 10 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: yellow on a screen is made only from red and green light.

Get a streak of 4 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: green’s complement in RGB is magenta.

Get a streak of 8 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: in printing, cyan, magenta, and yellow are the main ink “primaries.”

Get a streak of 6 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: your eyes have three cone types tuned to red, green, and blue ranges.

Get a streak of 7 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: staring at a bright color can make you see its complement as an afterimage.

Get a streak of 5 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: blue’s complement in RGB is yellow (red + green).

Get a streak of 3 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: red’s complement on a screen is cyan (green + blue).

Get a streak of 2 correct complementary colors. Fun fact: a color’s RGB complement adds up to pure white light.

First Mistake! Fun fact: many classic color wheels divide the rainbow into 12 main hues arranged in complementary pairs.