What is formed when white is added to orange?

Correct answer: Light orange

Adding white to orange increases its lightness, producing light orange. In colour theory, a lighter version made by adding white is called a tint. The original hue remains orange; only its value changes. Green, blue, and violet require different colour relationships or mixtures and cannot result from adding only white to orange. Therefore, option A is correct. In contrast, adding black would produce a darker shade of orange rather than a tint.