In which situation will colour and light source logic be most correct?
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Correct answer: A warm lamp creates warm highlights and believable shadows
The governing concept is consistency between a light source and the colours it produces on surfaces. A warm lamp generally gives illuminated areas warm highlights, while shadows remain believable when their direction, strength, and surrounding reflected light agree with that source. Thus option A is correct. B may be possible only with a deliberate secondary light, C ignores the cause of shadows, and D wrongly denies reflected colour.
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A warm lamp creates warm highlights and believable shadows
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is consistency between a light source and the colours it produces on surfaces. A warm lamp generally gives illuminated areas warm highlights, while shadows remain believable when their direction, strength, and surrounding reflected light agree with that source. Thus option A is correct. B may be possible only with a deliberate secondary light, C ignores the cause of shadows, and D wrongly denies reflected colour.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Colour.
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