What will be made by separately adding white and black to blue?

Correct answer: Tint and shade

Correct answer: B, tint and shade. Start with blue as the base colour. When white is added to blue, the result is a lighter version of blue, called a tint. When black is added separately to blue, the result is a darker version, called a shade. Therefore the two additions produce a tint and a shade, not one new colour relationship. A is wrong because complementary colours are colour pairs positioned opposite one another on a colour wheel; adding white or black does not create a complementary pair. C is wrong because hue is the identity of the colour, and adding white or black changes its lightness or darkness rather than creating only hue. D is wrong because texture describes surface quality, such as roughness or smoothness, not this colour mixture. Memory cue: white makes a tint, black makes a shade.