Which colour is generally obtained by mixing blue and yellow?

Correct answer: Green

In the traditional subtractive colour model taught in school art, blue and yellow are primary colours whose mixture produces green, a secondary colour. Thus option B is correct. The result may vary slightly with the particular pigments, but green is the standard expected answer. Violet is formed from red and blue, orange from red and yellow, and pink is generally a tint made by lightening red rather than the direct result of mixing blue and yellow.