What is made when white is added to a colour?

Correct answer: Tint

The correct answer is B: a tint is made by adding white to a colour or hue. First identify the original colour, such as red. When white is mixed into it, the red becomes lighter and may look pink; the result is a tint of red. The original colour family remains recognisable, but its value becomes lighter. The amount of white controls how pale the tint becomes. Option A is wrong because a shade is normally made by adding black, which darkens a colour. Option C is wrong because texture means the way a surface looks or feels, such as rough or smooth; mixing white does not create texture. Option D is wrong because a line is a mark made by moving a point or tool, not a colour mixture. A useful memory cue is: white makes a tint light, while black makes a shade dark. This rule concerns colour value, not a new art element.