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Why is controlling colour intensity necessary in a poster?

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Correct answer: So that attention remains on the main message and visual clutter is avoided

Correct answer: A. A poster has to communicate its message quickly, often from a distance. Colour intensity means how strong, bright, or vivid a colour appears. If every part uses equally intense colours, all areas compete for attention and the design can look noisy. By controlling intensity, the artist can give the strongest colour to the heading or important image and use softer colours behind it. This creates visual hierarchy, so the viewer knows where to look first. B is wrong because controlling intensity does not remove colours. C is wrong because paper thickness is a material property, not a colour property. D is wrong because intensity does not erase forms or shapes. Memory cue: strong colour attracts attention; soft colour supports the background.

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Colour IntensityPoster DesignVisual HierarchyColour ControlColourFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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