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In which situation can the use of complementary colours be risky?

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Correct answer: When a calm, subtle mood is needed and the contrast becomes too strong

Direct answer: A, when a calm and subtle mood is needed but the contrast becomes too strong. Complementary colours are opposite or near-opposite relationships on a colour wheel, such as red and green or blue and orange. Because they differ strongly, they can create visual energy, emphasis, and attention. That strength is useful in a poster, a warning sign, or an area that must stand out, so B, C, and D are suitable situations rather than risks in this question. However, a quiet sea, peaceful interior, or delicate emotional scene may require gentle harmony. Strong complementary contrast can then feel noisy, restless, or overpowering. The colours are not inherently wrong; the risk comes from using their intensity or proportion without matching the intended mood. Memory cue: complementary colours are powerful attention tools, so use them carefully when softness and calm are the goal.

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Complementary ColoursContrastMoodColour SchemeEmphasisColour StudyArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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