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What does the value of a colour mean?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: How light or dark a colour is

The correct answer is A: value means how light or dark a colour appears. In art, value is a visual quality, so we judge it by the amount of lightness or darkness that we see, not by sound, smell, or its source. A colour can have a light value, such as pale yellow, or a dark value, such as deep blue. Artists control value by using lighter or darker mixtures and by showing highlights and shadows. Value helps an artist show contrast, depth, distance, roundness, and the effect of light, even when only one hue is used. Option A is correct because it gives the standard meaning of colour value. Option B is wrong because colour does not produce sound. Option C is wrong because smell is not a visual property of colour. Option D is wrong because a shop has nothing to do with the colour’s value. Memory cue: value asks, “How light or dark is it?” Do not confuse value with hue, which tells us which colour it is.

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Colour ValueLight And DarkArt ElementsElements Of ArtColourArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

How light or dark a colour is

Why is this the correct answer?

The correct answer is A: value means how light or dark a colour appears. In art, value is a visual quality, so we judge it by the amount of lightness or darkness that we see, not by sound, smell, or its source. A colour can have a light value, such as pale yellow, or a dark value, such as deep blue. Artists control value by using lighter or darker mixtures and by showing highlights and shadows. Value helps an artist show contrast, depth, distance, roundness, and the effect of light, even when only one hue is used. Option A is correct because it gives the standard meaning of colour value. Option B is wrong because colour does not produce sound. Option C is wrong because smell is not a visual property of colour. Option D is wrong because a shop has nothing to do with the colour’s value. Memory cue: value asks, “How light or dark is it?” Do not confuse value with hue, which tells us which colour it is.

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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