Discussion
The colour temperature of a source is
Answer: C
Correct answer: the temperature of the blackbody whose colour it matches
Colour temperature is a description of appearance rather than of the lamp itself: it names the blackbody whose chromaticity the source shares. Note the inversion that catches people out - a higher colour temperature means a bluer, cooler-looking light, and a lower one a warmer, redder light.
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