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If the contrast between complementary colours feels too strong, what can an artist do?

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Correct answer: Reduce intensity to create balance

Correct answer: A, reduce intensity to create balance. Complementary colours are colour opposites that create strong visual contrast when placed together. This contrast can be useful for emphasis, but if both colours are very saturated, the result may feel harsh or restless. The artist can reduce the intensity of one or both colours, perhaps by using a more muted version, so the contrast becomes easier to look at while the colour relationship remains visible. A is correct because it directly controls the strength of the colour contrast. B is wrong because erasing shapes changes the composition rather than adjusting colour. C is unrelated to visual contrast. D changes lettering, not the relationship between the colours. Memory cue: when complementary colours shout too loudly, mute them rather than removing the whole design.

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Complementary ColoursIntensityColour ContrastBalanceColour StudyArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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