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If an artist wants to show an object as incomplete but suggestive which line is suitable?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Broken or dotted line

Direct answer: A, a broken or dotted line. A line does not always have to form a complete outline. When small sections of a boundary are shown and other sections are left open, the viewer’s mind completes the missing parts. This makes the object understandable while keeping it incomplete or suggestive. Option A works because the gaps communicate that the form is only being indicated. B is a continuous, heavy mark; it gives a strong finished boundary and may hide delicate details. C is a shape, not a suitable line treatment, and it cannot suggest the varied outline of an object. D is shading rather than line, and dark shading everywhere can obscure the object instead of suggesting it. Memory cue: broken line means “show a hint, not the whole boundary.”

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Visual-ArtLineIncomplete-FormClass-10Fundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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