If mountain peaks need to be shown as pointed, which element will be main?

Correct answer: Angular lines and shapes

Direct answer: A is correct. A pointed mountain peak is mainly recognised through its angular outline and pointed shape. To draw it, the artist can use two or more slanting lines that meet at a sharp point, creating a triangular or irregular pointed shape. The colour may help show distance, light, or mood, but grey colour by itself does not make a peak pointed. Empty space refers to an area around or between objects and cannot, by itself, describe the peak's outline. A colour wheel is a tool or diagram for understanding colour relationships, not an element that creates a pointed contour. Option A is therefore the best answer because it names the visual qualities directly responsible for the pointed appearance. Option B is wrong because grey describes colour, not the edge or geometry. Option C is wrong because empty space is surrounding area. Option D is wrong because a colour wheel does not draw the mountain form. Memory cue: a pointed object is first shown by its angular outline and shape.