the average is 384.
mint, emerald, verde, lime,Shades of green :Apple green,Asparagus,Bright green,Chartreuse,Dark olive green,Dark spring green,Dartmouth green,Electric green,Fern green,Forest green, Green,Green-yellow,Harlequin,Honeydew,Hunter green,India green,Islamic green,Jungle green,Lawn green,Lime, Lime green,Mantis,Mint,Mint cream,Office green,Olive,Olive drab,Pakistan green,Paris Green,Persian green, Phthalo green,Pigment green,Pine green,Pistachio,Sea green,Shamrock green,Spring bud,Spring green,Teal,Yellow-green
"Green" is an umbrella term for all shades of green. "Kelly Green" is a specific shade of green with a slight yellow undertone.
Blue and green makes blue-green, obviously.
light green Guys!!! How obvious light green Guys!!! How obvious
black
I would have to say Black or Dark Green.
because they are not called black boards they are called chalkboards
Chalkboards are typically made from a smooth surface material called slate or a synthetic material like porcelain enamel over a steel core. The surface is designed to be receptive to chalk and easy to write on, while also allowing for easy erasing.
You Can Order Chalkboards online, there isn't any store that sells them so you have to order them.
The plural form of chalkboard is chalkboards.
There is no official name for the phobia of chalkboards. However, psychologists do recognise that the irrational fear of chalkboards, screeching chalk and fingers dragged on chalkboards do exist. They just don't have an official name. So, for now, "Phobia of chalkboards" will suffice until a name is agreed upon in the future.
The plural for chalkboard is chalkboards. As in "many schools favour whiteboards over chalkboards these days".
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To write on the chalkboards you have to click the side to side arrows on your keyboard and the board should have designs switching on them as you hit the arrows
Not necessarily chalkboards, although they had a mineral called slate, though they did not know what it could do, so therefore didn't use it
Chalkboards are not magnetic themselves. However, some chalkboards have a steel backing, which makes them magnetic because magnets are attracted to the steel surface. This allows magnetic objects, like magnets and magnetic letters, to stick to the chalkboard.