How can unity be created through shapes?

By repeating similar shapes throughout the composition

Unity means that the parts of a composition look connected and seem to belong to the same complete design. Repeating similar shapes is one effective way to create this feeling. The repeated forms may appear in different sizes or positions, but their shared features provide a visual link across the picture. This repetition can make the composition feel balanced, consistent, and easier for the viewer to understand.

Choice A is correct because recurring related shapes create a common visual language. For instance, repeated circles in a poster or repeated leaf-like forms in a pattern can connect separate areas of the design. Repetition does not require every part to be identical; controlled variation can remain interesting while preserving unity. Choice B introduces unrelated forms, and choices C and D remove or weaken useful structure. Therefore, repeating similar shapes throughout the composition is a suitable way to build unity.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Shape.