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Red and orange, as nearby colours, belong to which group?

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Correct answer: Analogous colours

Direct answer: B, analogous colours. Analogous colours are located next to one another, or very close to one another, on the colour wheel. Red and orange are neighbouring hues, so they form an analogous relationship and usually create a smooth, harmonious transition in an artwork. A is wrong because complementary colours are opposite each other on the colour wheel, such as red and green in a common colour-wheel model. C is wrong because neutral colours, such as black, white and grey, do not belong to a strong hue family in the same way. D is wrong because monochromatic means one hue shown through different values or related variations, not two neighbouring hues. The word “nearby” is the main clue. Memory cue: analogous means adjacent; complementary means opposite.

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Analogous ColoursColour WheelColour HarmonyRedOrangeVisual ArtsColourFundamentals Of Visual Arts

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