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Which is a correct way to reduce colour intensity?

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Correct answer: Adding grey or complementary colour

Direct answer: C, add grey or a suitable complementary colour. Colour intensity, also called saturation or chroma, describes how strong, pure or bright a colour appears. Mixing grey lowers the purity of a colour and makes it duller. A complementary colour is located opposite it on the colour wheel; when mixed carefully, it can neutralise or reduce the original colour’s intensity. A is wrong because adding more bright colour generally keeps the mixture strong or may change its hue rather than safely reducing intensity. B is wrong because changing the paper does not mix with the pigment and therefore does not directly dull the colour. D is wrong because erasing a line changes a drawing mark, not the intensity of a painted colour. Memory cue: intensity means colour strength; grey or a complement makes it less vivid.

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Colour IntensitySaturationGreyComplementary ColourColourFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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