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Regular repetition of similar shapes creates which decorative effect?

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Correct answer: Pattern

Correct answer: A, pattern. A pattern is formed when a shape, line, colour, or motif is repeated in an organised way. If similar shapes appear again and again at regular intervals, the eye recognises an orderly decorative arrangement. The repeated units may also create visual rhythm, but the name for the decorative arrangement itself is pattern. B is incorrect because hue means the basic colour family, such as red, blue, or green; it does not describe repetition. C is incorrect because a tint is a lighter version of a colour made by adding white, not an arrangement of repeated shapes. D is incorrect because texture describes the apparent or tactile surface quality, such as rough, smooth, or grainy; repetition can sometimes suggest texture, but it is not the direct answer here. Memory cue: repeated motif equals pattern; regular pattern may produce rhythm.

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PatternRepetitionShapesDecorative EffectVisual RhythmElements Of ArtFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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