Discussion
Colour is most correctly described as
Answer: A
Correct answer: a perception arising in the observer rather than a property of an object
Colour requires three things at once: a light source, an object that modifies the light, and an observer to receive it. What the object possesses is a spectral reflectance curve, a physical property; what the observer experiences is colour. Remove any one of the three and there is no colour, which is why the same object can look different under different lights or to different people.
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