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Black, white, and grey are placed in which colour group?

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Correct answer: Neutral colours

The correct answer is B: black, white, and grey are commonly grouped as neutral colours. In basic art education, neutral colours do not strongly belong to the warm or cool hue families in the same way that red, orange, blue, or green do. They are often used as quiet backgrounds, balancing areas, or supports for brighter colours. A is incorrect because warm colours usually include red, yellow, and orange, which suggest heat or energy. C is incorrect because secondary colours are made by mixing pairs of primary colours; the term does not describe black, white, and grey as a group. D is incorrect because complementary colours are pairs of hues opposite each other on a colour wheel. B is correct because neutral is the standard group name for these three values in school-level colour theory. Remember: black, white, and grey are neutral or achromatic examples, so do not confuse them with secondary or complementary colours.

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Neutral ColoursBlack White GreyColour GroupsColour TheoryColourFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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