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Repetition is needed for unity, but what is the risk of too much repetition?

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Correct answer: Monotony and boredom

Direct answer: A is correct. Repetition of a colour, line, shape, or form helps separate parts of an artwork while also making them feel related. This relationship produces unity and may create rhythm. However, an effective composition usually needs some variation in size, spacing, direction, colour, or detail. If exactly the same feature is repeated too much without change, the viewer can predict everything and lose interest. The result is monotony or boredom. Option A is therefore correct. B is wrong because depth depends on spatial and visual cues, not automatically on repetition. C is wrong because repetition does not by itself change colour temperature. D is wrong because repeated marks may suggest texture, but they do not necessarily create actual physical texture. Memory cue: unity needs repetition, but interest needs variation.

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RepetitionUnityVarietyMonotonyFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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