Question

Creating smooth color gradients with alcohol markers requires practice and understanding of ink behavior. Artists work quickly while the ink is still wet, blending colors together before they dry completely. Overlapping strokes in small sections prevents harsh lines from forming between different colors. Using colors that are adjacent on the color wheel produces the most natural-looking gradients. My art teacher once visited a famous museum in Paris during summer vacation. Starting with lighter colors and gradually introducing darker tones gives artists more control over the transition.

Which sentence does NOT support the main idea of this paragraph?

A

My art teacher once visited a famous museum in Paris during summer vacation.

B

Artists work quickly while the ink is still wet, blending colors together before they dry completely.

C

Using colors that are adjacent on the color wheel produces the most natural-looking gradients.

D

Overlapping strokes in small sections prevents harsh lines from forming between different colors.

Answer 1

A

That sentence is unrelated to the paragraph's main idea (how to create smooth gradients with alcohol markers); the others describe blending techniques or useful color choices.