Which of the following is true when using color in presentation visuals?
A)Brighter colors give a less formal look than do conservative colors.
B)Blues and greens stimulate, while reds and oranges relax the audience.
C)Red and green are good colors to use to differentiate important points.
D)The more colors used, the better.

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Brighter colors tend to give a more casual or playful look to presentation visuals. Conservative colors like blue, gray, and black are better suited for formal presentations.

Answer: B 
 Colors can have psychological effects on the audience. Blues and greens are often associated with calmness, while reds and oranges are associated with energy and excitement.

Answer: C 
 Red and green are often used together to represent stop and go, or danger and safety. Using these colors to differentiate important points can be confusing for people who are colorblind.

Answer: None of the above 
 The best choice would be to use a limited color palette of 2-3 colors that complement each other and convey the desired tone or emotion for the presentation. Using too many colors can be overwhelming and distract from the message.

Which of the Following Is True When Using Color in Presentation