If wood texture does not follow the angles of a cube what will happen?

Correct answer: The surface direction and wood material will appear inconsistent

Direct answer: A is correct. Texture must follow the form on which it appears. A cube has separate faces, and each face has its own direction in space. Wood grain drawn across those faces should change direction and spacing in a way that agrees with the edges and perspective of the cube. If the grain ignores the angles, the surface may look pasted on, flat, twisted, or made of an unclear material. A is correct because the visual direction of the surface and the identity of wood no longer agree. B is wrong because grain direction does not automatically make colours brighter. C is wrong because a cast shadow is determined mainly by the light source and the form, not by incorrect grain. D is too extreme; texture can weaken form but does not necessarily erase all spatial depth. Memory cue: texture wraps around form; it does not float across it.