How can line give feeling of movement in drawing?

Correct answer: By using slanting, curved, or flowing lines

Direct answer: A, by using slanting, curved, or flowing lines. A line is not only a boundary; its direction and quality can also suggest how something feels or moves. A diagonal line seems to travel from one place to another, while a curved or flowing line can suggest swinging, turning, wind, water, or the movement of a person. A is correct because these lines lead the viewer’s eye and create a sense of direction and action. B is incorrect because horizontal lines generally suggest rest, calmness, or stability rather than active movement. C is incorrect because a title gives information in words but does not change the visual movement of the drawing. D is incorrect because changing the frame changes the surrounding format, not the movement expressed by the lines inside it. Memory cue: active direction and flow usually mean diagonal, curved, or sweeping lines.