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If texture is very decorative but does not match the material, what conclusion follows?

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Correct answer: There is visual attraction, but the material identity is wrong

Correct answer: A. Texture is the visual or tactile quality suggested by a surface, such as roughness, smoothness, softness, hardness, or a particular fibre or grain. In a drawing, texture should support the identity of the material. For example, a rough, irregular mark may suggest stone, while a very even smooth mark may suggest glass; the exact appearance depends on the object being shown. Decorative marks can make a picture attractive, but if they do not agree with the material, the viewer receives conflicting information. B is wrong because decoration alone cannot guarantee accuracy. C is wrong because texture is an important clue to material. D is wrong because realism requires suitable structure, light, proportion, and material cues. Memory cue: attractive texture is not necessarily truthful texture.

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TextureMaterial IdentitySurface QualityRealismFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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