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How may an object appear if no cast shadow is drawn beneath it?

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Correct answer: Floating in the air

The governing concept is visual grounding. A cast shadow connects an object to the table or ground, showing contact, weight and the direction of the light. If it is omitted, the object may look detached from the surface and therefore seem to float, making option A correct. A shadow does not make an object shinier or larger, and adding one would normally strengthen—not weaken—the impression that it is firmly placed.

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Still-LifeCast-ShadowGround-PlaneLight-And-ShadeCompositionStill Life DrawingDrawing BasicsArt Education

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