What effect can repeated lines create in cloth?

Correct answer: Pattern and rhythm

Correct answer: C, pattern and rhythm. Repetition means using the same or related visual feature again and again. When lines are repeated on cloth at regular or planned intervals, they can form a pattern. If the repetition leads the eye through a regular visual movement, it also creates rhythm, much as a beat creates a sense of movement in music. The lines may be straight, curved, thick, thin, close together, or spaced apart, but their repeated arrangement is the important idea. A is wrong because hue means the colour family or colour identity, not the repeated arrangement of lines. B is wrong because line repetition does not determine the weight of paper. D is wrong because repeated lines may suggest movement or design, but they do not automatically create a three-dimensional object. C is correct because textile decoration commonly uses repetition to make patterns and visual rhythm. Memory cue: repetition in design often produces pattern; repeated pattern can produce rhythm.