Discussion
As mentioned by the writer in para 2, some ways by which you can break the monotony of the room is :
Answer: D
The answer is (A) is correct, but not (B).
Paragraph 2 gives the ways to break monotony: 'One of the ways would be to blend light and dark colours. Or to paint two opposite sides in a lighter shade than the other two.' So blending light and dark shades is a way to break the monotony, and (A) is right.
(B) is the opposite of the writer's advice. The paragraph opens by contrasting imaginative colour with 'a plain monotonous colour on all four walls', so painting all four walls in plain colours is the monotony itself. That rules out 'both (A) and (B)'. Options (A) alone and (B) alone are partial or wrong: the keyed choice is the one that accepts (A) and rejects (B).
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