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How many main secondary colours are made from pairs of primary colours?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Three

There are three main secondary colours in the traditional colour wheel: green, orange, and violet. Each is produced by mixing a pair of primary colours: yellow plus blue gives green, red plus yellow gives orange, and red plus blue gives violet. Therefore, the correct number is three. One is too few, while five and seven do not represent the standard set of main secondary colours taught in basic art colour theory.

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Secondary ColoursPrimary Colour PairsColour WheelColour MixingArt EducationColour Wheel And Colour RelationshipsColour TheoryClass 9 Mcq

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