A student is creating a presentation about renewable energy sources for a school assembly. The presentation will be projected onto a large screen in a hall with bright ambient lighting. Which design choice would ensure maximum readability?

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A student is creating a presentation about renewable energy sources for a school assembly. The presentation will be projected onto a large screen in a hall with bright ambient lighting. Which design choice would ensure maximum readability?

Accepted Answer

Dark blue text on a light cream background — Award 1 mark for identifying high contrast as essential for readability in bright conditions. A is incorrect — low contrast between yellow and white makes text difficult to read. C is incorrect — insufficient contrast between similar grey tones reduces readability. D is incorrect — red and green create visual strain and are problematic for colour-blind viewers.

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Dark blue text on a light cream background

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Light yellow text on a white background

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Grey text on a dark grey background

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Red text on a green background

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