Which option correctly explains colour dominance?
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Correct answer: One colour sets the main mood of the whole scheme
The governing concept is colour dominance, in which one colour has the greatest visual presence and helps organise the palette. It may occupy the largest area, have stronger repetition, or establish the overall temperature and mood, while smaller accents support it. Thus option B is correct. Equal amounts do not define dominance, and C and D deny the visible relationship between dominance, palette structure, and viewer perception.
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One colour sets the main mood of the whole scheme
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is colour dominance, in which one colour has the greatest visual presence and helps organise the palette. It may occupy the largest area, have stronger repetition, or establish the overall temperature and mood, while smaller accents support it. Thus option B is correct. Equal amounts do not define dominance, and C and D deny the visible relationship between dominance, palette structure, and viewer perception.
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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