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Why are lines and dots used in visual texture?

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Correct answer: To create the illusion of a surface quality

Correct answer: A. Visual texture is the way an artwork makes a surface appear to feel, even though the viewer may only be looking at a flat image. Lines, dots, short marks, repeated patterns, and changes in light and dark can suggest roughness, grain, hair, scales, stone, wood, or other surface qualities. The marks do not physically change the paper; they create a visual illusion that helps the eye imagine a surface. B is unrelated because paper price is not communicated by texture marks. C is wrong because a colour name does not change when lines or dots are added. D is wrong because a frame is a border or structure around an artwork, not the reason these marks are used. Memory cue: texture marks tell the eye how a surface might feel.

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Visual TextureLinesDotsSurface QualityTextureFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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