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Why is colour alone not enough to identify the material of an object?

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Correct answer: Because texture, shine, transparency, and highlights are also needed

The correct answer is A. Colour is one visual clue, but many different materials can share a similar colour. To identify material, the viewer also studies texture, the way light is reflected, the presence or softness of highlights, and whether light passes through the surface. For example, a coloured object may look different if it is dull, glossy, transparent, rough, or smooth. These cues work together rather than colour working alone. A is correct because material identity depends on several visual properties and light responses. B is wrong because colour is visibly perceived. C is wrong because materials have different surface and light behaviours. D is wrong because colour is a visual experience, not sound. Memory cue: material is recognised by colour plus surface and light behaviour.

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TextureMaterial IdentityHighlightTransparencyFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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