Which option correctly differentiates local colour and light effect?
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Correct answer: An object's own colour is its local colour, while light effect changes value
Local colour means the characteristic colour an object appears to have under ordinary conditions, such as the green of a leaf. Illumination changes how light or dark, warm or cool, and sometimes how intense that colour appears; these are light effects. Option A correctly separates the object’s colour identity from changes caused by lighting. Options B, C, and D wrongly define or dismiss the concept.
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An object's own colour is its local colour, while light effect changes value
Why is this the correct answer?
Local colour means the characteristic colour an object appears to have under ordinary conditions, such as the green of a leaf. Illumination changes how light or dark, warm or cool, and sometimes how intense that colour appears; these are light effects. Option A correctly separates the object’s colour identity from changes caused by lighting. Options B, C, and D wrongly define or dismiss the concept.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Colour.
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