Which question correctly begins texture analysis?

Does the surface look smooth rough soft or grainy

Texture describes the quality or character of a surface. It may be visible, as in the rough appearance of tree bark, or suggested through marks that make a surface seem smooth, soft, grainy, hard, or uneven. Beginning texture analysis with the surface’s appearance or implied feel keeps attention on the visual element being studied. The observer can then consider how lines, dots, colour changes, and shading communicate that quality.

Option A is correct because asking whether a surface looks smooth, rough, soft, or grainy directly investigates texture. The number of pages concerns the object’s construction, the time of a bell concerns an event, and the location of a chair concerns space or position. Those questions do not begin an analysis of surface quality. Texture analysis should describe the evidence visible in the artwork rather than unrelated facts about the materials or surroundings.

This is a Class 10 Art Education question. Chapter: Fundamentals of Visual Arts. Topic: Elements of Art.