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If a glass object has neither transparency nor sharp highlights, which cue is weak?

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Correct answer: Material identity

Correct answer: A, material identity. Viewers identify materials through visual cues. Glass commonly suggests its nature through transparency or partial transparency, visible overlaps, reflections, refractions, and relatively sharp highlights caused by light on a smooth surface. If both transparency and strong highlights are absent, the drawing may no longer clearly communicate that the object is glass; it may look like another solid material. A is correct because the material-specific evidence is weak. B concerns the paper, C concerns arrangement, and D concerns a group of related colours; none directly identifies the glass surface. Memory cue: render the material, not only the outline.

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GlassTransparencyHighlightMaterial IdentityTextureFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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