Which answer correctly analyses form?

Correct answer: Because of shadow and highlight the fruit looks round and voluminous

Direct answer: B. Form describes an object as having three-dimensional volume, not merely a flat outline. In a drawing or painting, the artist can suggest form through highlights, middle tones, shadows, and changes across the surface. Option B gives both evidence and conclusion: the highlight and shadow are visual evidence, and the fruit appearing round and voluminous is the effect. Option A names a colour but does not show how the object has volume. Option C describes the paper, which is the support rather than the form of the fruit. Option D describes the frame and is unrelated to the object’s three-dimensional appearance. The important distinction is that shape is usually a flat two-dimensional outline, while form suggests mass or volume. Memory cue: form = shape made solid by light, shade, and volume.