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The same watercolour mixture looks different on two papers. What is the most appropriate reason?

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Correct answer: The papers have different absorbency and base colour

Watercolour appearance depends strongly on the paper surface. A more absorbent paper can draw water and pigment into its fibres, often producing a softer or lighter-looking mark, while a less absorbent surface may preserve a stronger wash. The paper’s whiteness or base colour also affects the perceived result because transparent watercolour allows the surface to show through. Brush size and colourless water do not explain the difference. Option A is correct.

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WatercolourPaper AbsorbencyPaper SurfaceColour AppearancePainting TechniquesArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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