What is the practice that shows an organized order from light to dark called?

Correct answer: Value scale

Correct answer: A, value scale. A value scale is an organized sequence of tones arranged from light to dark, or sometimes from dark to light. Artists use it to study how much lightness or darkness is present and to plan shading. For example, a drawing may move gradually from a very light tone through middle tones to a deep tone. B, a colour wheel, organizes hues and their relationships, not light-to-dark values. C, an organic shape is an irregular or naturally appearing outline. D, actual texture is a surface quality that can be physically felt. A value scale helps a learner see tonal steps clearly before applying them to objects. Memory cue: value means light and dark, so a value scale is the light-to-dark ladder.