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What can a line that guides the eye toward the main subject be called?

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Correct answer: मार्गदर्शक रेखा

The correct answer is A: this is called a leading line, or a guiding line. It is a visible or strongly suggested direction that carries the viewer’s eye toward an important subject in the composition. A road, river, fence, row of trees, arm, or architectural edge may perform this role when it points toward the focal area. A is correct because the line leads attention from one part of the picture to the main subject. B is wrong because “colour line” is not the specific compositional term for a line that directs attention; colour may support the effect, but the function is guidance. C is wrong because “zero line” does not describe this standard visual role. D is wrong because an erased line is defined by removal, not by directing the eye. A leading line need not be a perfectly straight drawn mark; it can be an edge, path, or implied direction. Memory cue: if the eye follows it to the focus, it is leading.

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Visual ArtLineLeading LineCompositionFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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