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How does tone become stronger in cross-hatching?

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Correct answer: By increasing layers of intersecting lines

Direct answer: B. Cross-hatching is made by placing one set of lines over or across another set, usually in a different direction. Adding more intersecting layers increases the number and density of marks. Less paper remains visible, so the area appears darker and the tone becomes stronger. A is wrong because increasing spacing normally reduces density and lightens the tone. C describes ordinary single-direction hatching rather than the added crossing that defines cross-hatching. D is wrong because lighter, sparse marks leave more paper visible and weaken the tone. The direction of the crossings can vary, but the essential principle is accumulated line density. Memory cue: each crossing layer adds another veil of darkness.

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Cross-HatchingToneValueShadingLine LayersTone / ValueTone ValueFundamentals Of Visual Arts

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