How can wrong symbolic interpretation of line be avoided?

By reading line with subject, context, and other elements

The governing concept is contextual interpretation in visual art. A line may suggest energy, calmness, separation, danger, hope, confinement, or movement, but its meaning is not fixed in every artwork. The subject, surrounding shapes, colour, composition, cultural setting, title, and possible artistic intention all influence interpretation. Option A is correct because it asks the viewer to read line together with context and other visual elements rather than applying a mechanical symbol dictionary. Option B is too absolute: an upward line can imply growth, but it may also show strain or instability. Option C ignores context, and option D removes useful evidence about purpose. Careful interpretation compares several clues before deciding meaning.

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