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Why are dots lines and small shapes repeated in visual texture?

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Correct answer: To create the illusion of a surface texture or tactile quality

Answer: B, to create the illusion of a surface texture or tactile quality. Visual texture is the way a surface appears to feel, even when the viewer cannot physically touch it. Artists repeat dots, lines, short marks, or small shapes to suggest qualities such as roughness, smoothness, grain, fur, scales, or woven material. Repetition gives the eye a pattern from which it can imagine the surface. B is correct because it describes the purpose of visual texture. A is incorrect because repeating marks does not primarily save paper; it may sometimes cover an area efficiently, but that is not the artistic purpose. C is incorrect because texture marks do not erase colour names. D is incorrect because texture does not aim to remove balance; repeated marks can even contribute to unity and rhythm. The marks must be arranged carefully so they support the depicted surface rather than becoming meaningless decoration. Memory cue: repeated marks make the eye imagine how a surface might feel.

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Visual TextureRepetitionSurface QualityElements Of ArtTextureFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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