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Why is sudden strong contrast less in a picture made with analogous colours?

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Correct answer: Because the colours are close to each other

Answer: A. Analogous colours are colours that lie near one another on the colour wheel and usually share a related visual character. Because their hue relationships are close, the change from one to another is generally gradual rather than abrupt. This produces a sense of unity or harmony and usually avoids the strong visual shock created by widely separated or complementary colours. A is correct because closeness in the colour wheel reduces the difference between neighbouring hues. This does not mean analogous colours have no contrast at all: differences in value, intensity, or area can still create contrast. B is wrong because analogous colours are not always black; they can be many related hues. C is wrong because touchability concerns texture or physical qualities, not colour relationships. D is wrong because analogous colours are genuine colours. Memory cue: analogous means neighbours—neighbouring colours usually transition smoothly, while opposites create stronger contrast.

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Analogous ColoursColour ContrastHarmonyColour WheelFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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