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How is a pattern formed in art?

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Correct answer: By repetition

A pattern is a planned visual arrangement created when an element or motif is repeated in a recognizable order. The repeated element may be a line, shape, colour, mark, texture, or symbol, and the repetition may be regular, alternating, or varied. For example, repeating circles and lines around a border produces a decorative pattern. Therefore, option B is correct because repetition provides the visual rhythm and order that make a pattern identifiable. Forgetting, breaking, and hiding do not create an organized design. Although spacing and variation can improve a pattern, repetition remains its governing principle and is the key idea to remember for this question.

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