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In which situation is a ruler-made line better than a freehand line?

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Correct answer: While showing an accurate edge in an architectural plan

Answer: A, while showing an accurate edge in an architectural plan. A ruler is useful when the artist needs a straight, measured, and controlled line. Architectural plans contain walls, edges, measurements, and other elements that must be aligned accurately, so a ruler-made line is appropriate. B is not the best choice because hair usually needs flowing, changing strokes that look natural rather than mechanically straight. C requires soft, irregular marks to suggest the cloud’s softness, not a rigid ruler line. D describes an invisible, moving flow, which is better suggested by freehand curves and varied strokes. The tool should match the purpose: ruler for precision, freehand for natural movement.

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