Which line can show a feeling of fall?

Correct answer: Downward-sloping line

Direct answer: A, a downward-sloping line. Visual direction can carry meaning. A line that moves downward leads the eye toward a lower position, so it can suggest falling, descending, decline, loss, or a downward emotional mood. A is correct because its slope directly represents the movement described in the question. B is the opposite direction and more often suggests rising, growth, or uplift. C is level and usually suggests rest or stability, not a fall. D can show softness, bending, turning, or flowing movement; it might appear in a falling object, but curvature alone does not specifically mean falling. Always consider the surrounding image, because artists can deliberately reverse common associations. Memory cue: look at the arrow-like direction—downward suggests fall, upward suggests rise, and level suggests stillness.