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Which is an example of guidance by line?

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Correct answer: Parallel road lines lead the eye towards a distant point

Answer: A, parallel road lines leading the eye towards a distant point. Guidance by line, also called leading, occurs when a line makes the viewer’s eye travel from one area of an artwork to another. Parallel road edges are a clear example: because they extend into the distance and appear to move toward a far point, they direct attention along the road. Option A is correct because it describes actual eye guidance. Option B is wrong because horizontal lines may create calmness and stability, but that describes mood rather than leading the eye. Option C is wrong because zigzag lines can suggest movement or energy, but the statement does not specifically say that they guide the viewer toward a destination. Option D is wrong because closely placed dots can affect tone or darkness; it is not an example of line guidance. Memory cue: a leading line is like a visual path—follow it with your eyes and it should take you somewhere in the picture. The focal point and surrounding composition can affect how strong the guidance becomes.

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Leading LinesLine GuidanceEye MovementPerspectiveCompositionLineFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt Education

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