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Why may a centre line be used while drawing a figure?

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Correct answer: To check proportion and balance

Correct answer: A, to check proportion and balance. A centre line is a light construction guide that helps the artist organise a figure before adding final details. It can show the approximate middle of a face or body and help compare the left and right sides. This makes it easier to place features, judge symmetry, and notice whether the parts are in suitable proportion. It is only a guide and may later be erased or covered by finished lines. Option B is wrong because the purpose is to organise the drawing, not dirty it. Option C is wrong because a drawn line cannot dry colour. Option D is wrong because a centre line is not a cutting instruction. Memory cue: centre line means “find the middle, then check both sides.”

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Visual ArtLineProportionBalanceFundamentals Of Visual ArtsArt EducationClass 10 Mcq

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