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In which situation is a dotted line better than a complete line?

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Correct answer: While showing an invisible path or estimated boundary

The correct answer is A: a dotted line is useful for an invisible route, a hidden continuation, or an estimated boundary. Because the marks are separated, the viewer understands that the line is an indication rather than a fully visible edge. B normally needs a continuous, clear contour so the final shape is definite. C is better handled with tonal marks or controlled shading, not a dotted boundary. D requires strong, readable, continuous strokes, so broken dots would reduce clarity and authority. A dotted line does not mean that the object is unimportant; it communicates a different kind of information from a complete outline. Memory cue: complete line means visible edge; dotted line means suggested or hidden information.

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Art EducationLineDotted LineTechnical DrawingVisual IndicationFundamentals Of Visual ArtsClass 10 Mcq

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