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If adding grey reduces colour intensity, what effect can an artist get?

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Correct answer: A muted and calm effect

Answer: B, a muted and calm effect. Colour intensity, often discussed as saturation or strength, describes how vivid or pure a colour appears. When grey is mixed into a colour, the colour usually becomes less intense, softer, and more neutral. This can reduce visual excitement and create a quiet, subdued, or calm mood. B is correct because muted colours do not compete as strongly for attention and are useful when an artist wants restraint or atmosphere. A is wrong because a very bright effect normally comes from stronger, more vivid colour, not reduced intensity. C is wrong because a zigzag is a line or shape effect, not the direct result of lowering colour intensity. D is wrong because mixing grey changes the visual appearance, not the physical texture of the surface. Do not confuse intensity with value: value means lightness or darkness, while intensity means strength or vividness. Memory cue: more grey usually means less colour loudness and a quieter mood.

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Colour IntensityGreyMuted ColoursCalm MoodColourFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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