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Which colour scheme can have tints, tones, and shades of one hue?

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Correct answer: Monochromatic scheme

Answer: B, the monochromatic scheme. A hue is a colour family, such as blue, green, or red. A monochromatic colour scheme is built around one hue and uses variations of that same hue. A tint is made by making a hue lighter, commonly by adding white; a shade is made by making it darker, commonly by adding black; and a tone is a softened or less intense version, often produced by adding grey or reducing saturation. The exact materials may vary, but the key idea is that all variations remain related to one hue. B is correct because monochromatic literally means based on one colour family. A complementary scheme uses colours opposite each other on the colour wheel, so it involves two contrasting hue families. C uses neighbouring hues, not just one hue. D groups colours by warm visual character and may include several hues. Memory cue: mono means one; monochromatic means one hue with its light, dark, and muted versions.

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Monochromatic SchemeHueTint Tone ShadeColour TheoryColourFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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