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Elden [556K]
2 years ago
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Which sentence BEST explains how shade and color are slightly different in meaning? A) Shade refers to a darkened area; color re

fers to a white space. B) Shade refers to a darker or lighter difference of one hue; color refers to any hue. C) Shade refers to the focus of a painting; a color refers to the surrounding painting. D) Shade refers to a hue created by mixing paints; color refers to a hue that does not need mixing.
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Margaret [11]2 years ago
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Answer:

B) Shade refers to a darker or lighter difference of one hue; color refers to any hue.

Explanation:

Shade is a darkness or coolness that is caused by blocking the colour and color is a property an object has that appears from the way in which it reflects light and it  is described in terms of hue. Because of these definitions, the right answer is B) Shade refers to a darker or lighter difference of one hue; color refers to any hue.

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