On what basis are elements organized in radial balance?

Correct answer: Spreading outward from a central point

Correct answer: A. Radial balance organizes visual elements around a central point or axis. Lines, shapes, colours, or repeated forms may appear to radiate outward from the centre, or they may circle around it. This creates a feeling of expansion, rotation, or movement from the centre. A flower with petals, a wheel, and many mandala designs can illustrate the idea. Option A is correct because it identifies the central point and outward arrangement. Option B describes symmetrical or bilateral balance, in which two sides mirror one another across an axis. Option C describes asymmetrical balance, where unequal visual weights are arranged so they still feel balanced. Option D is wrong because radial balance depends on a recognizable centre or central organization. Memory cue: radial means arranged like rays from a centre.