What will the result be if orange contains more red than yellow?

Correct answer: Red-orange

Orange is the secondary colour made by mixing red and yellow. If red is used in a greater proportion, the mixture keeps its orange identity but shifts visually toward red, producing red-orange. Therefore, option B is correct. Yellow-orange would result when yellow is dominant. Blue-green belongs to the blue-yellow family, while red-violet is made from red and blue, so neither is an appropriate result here.