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Which statement can be true when comparing the shadow of a white object with the lit area of a black object?

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Correct answer: The white object's shadow may be lighter than the black object's lit side

The governing concept is local value: an object’s inherent lightness or darkness remains important even when illumination changes. A white object in shadow may still have a lighter value than the directly lit side of a black object. Therefore option A is correct. The other choices are incorrect because values are not always equal, black does not become white under light, and local value directly affects the observed tonal relationship.

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SketchingLocal-ValueLight-ShadowValue-ComparisonPencil ShadingDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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