What can be a similarity between visual texture and pattern?

Correct answer: Both can have repeated marks

Correct answer: C, because both visual texture and pattern can be built from repeated marks. Visual texture creates the appearance or suggestion of how a surface feels, even when the image is only seen and cannot be touched. Pattern is an organised repetition of marks, shapes, lines, or forms. Repetition can therefore be shared by both: repeated short strokes may suggest roughness, repeated dots may suggest a surface, and repeated shapes may form a decorative pattern. A is wrong because visual texture is not always physically touchable; it may only be an optical impression. B is wrong because repetition is often important in pattern and may also support texture. D is wrong because hue means the basic colour family, while texture and pattern are broader visual ideas and are not limited to hue. Thus C is correct. Memory cue: repeated marks can make a surface feel textured or make a design patterned, depending on how they are organised and perceived.