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Which use of line can make a foreground object look closer?

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Correct answer: Clear and slightly thick line

Correct answer: A, a clear and slightly thick line. The foreground is the part of a picture that appears nearest to the viewer. Artists can support this impression by giving important foreground edges clearer, firmer, and sometimes thicker lines than distant edges. The difference in line strength creates visual hierarchy: the eye notices the stronger edge first and reads it as more definite and nearer. A is correct because clarity and moderate thickness increase presence without requiring an unnatural outline. B is wrong because a light broken line usually weakens the object and can make it seem farther away. C is wrong because blur removes edge definition. D is wrong because an almost invisible line cannot strongly establish the foreground boundary. The line should not automatically be made extremely thick; too much weight may look harsh or distort the form. Memory cue: clear edges approach, fading edges recede.

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Visual-ArtLineForegroundPerspectiveClass-10Fundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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