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How can too much use of complementary colours make a picture feel?

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Correct answer: Very sharp and active

Answer: B, very sharp and active. Complementary colours are positioned opposite one another on the colour wheel. Their opposition creates strong colour contrast, so placing them together can make each colour appear more forceful and can attract attention. When this strong contrast is used in large areas or too frequently, the picture may feel energetic, restless, sharp, or visually intense rather than quiet. B is correct because excessive complementary contrast produces an active and striking effect. A is wrong because calmness is more commonly associated with restrained contrast or closely related colours, although any colour effect can depend on context. C is wrong because strong contrast usually increases visibility rather than making the picture invisible. D is wrong because complementary colours are not automatically grey; grey may result from particular mixtures, but it is not the general effect of using them. Memory cue: complementary colours are opposites, so too much opposition can make the image visually loud.

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Complementary ColoursStrong ContrastVisual IntensityColour TheoryContrastFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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