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What can be the effect of complementary colours?

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Correct answer: Strong contrast

Complementary colours are positioned opposite one another on the colour wheel. Because they differ strongly in hue, placing them together usually produces vivid contrast and attracts attention. For example, red beside green or blue beside orange can make both colours look more intense. Artists may use this effect to highlight an object, create energy, or separate forms clearly. The result is not usually dull or without contrast.

The question asks about the possible effect of complementary colours. Their opposite relationship creates strong visual opposition, so option C is correct. “Very little attention” and “no contrast” describe the reverse of the usual effect. The exact appearance can change with brightness, area, and surrounding colours, but strong contrast is the standard school-level answer.

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