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Which colour scheme uses opposite colours?

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Correct answer: Complementary scheme

The governing concept is the complementary relationship on the colour wheel. A complementary scheme pairs colours that lie opposite each other, such as red and green, blue and orange, or yellow and violet. These pairs usually create strong visual contrast because their hues differ greatly, so option A is correct. A monochromatic scheme stays within one hue and changes its lightness or darkness. A grey-only scheme uses neutral values rather than opposite hues, and “no colour scheme” does not name a colour relationship at all. Opposite colours can be effective for emphasis, but they may look visually intense if used in equal amounts. The essential distinction is location on the wheel: neighbouring colours are analogous, while opposite colours are complementary.

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Complementary ColoursColour WheelContrastColour SchemeSecondary ColoursColour TheoryArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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