Which answer analyses texture better?

Correct answer: Surface looks rough because there are irregular lines and grains

Direct answer: B, because it gives visible evidence for the texture and explains the resulting quality. Texture means the way a surface looks or feels, such as smooth, rough, grainy, soft, or uneven. In a visual analysis, the learner should not merely give an opinion; the learner should identify what can be observed and connect it with the effect. Option B does this step by step: irregular lines and grains are the evidence, and the word rough describes the surface effect. Option A only says that the picture is good, but it gives no texture evidence. Option C discusses colour rather than surface quality, so it does not analyse texture. Option D gives information about paper size, not its surface. A useful warning is that texture analysis should answer “What do I see or feel about the surface, and what makes me say that?” Memory cue: texture equals surface evidence plus surface effect.