If hard angular lines are repeatedly used on soft cloth, what effect may occur?

The softness of cloth may appear weak or wrong

The governing concept is the relationship between line character and material appearance. Different materials suggest different marks: soft cloth is usually communicated through flowing, flexible, broken, or gently curving lines that follow folds, while rigid angular marks may suggest metal, stone, or a sharp mechanical surface. If hard angular lines are repeated over cloth without a deliberate expressive reason, they can contradict the expected softness and make the material appear stiff or inaccurately observed. Option A is correct because it describes this possible mismatch. B makes an absolute claim, C assumes realism happens automatically, and D ignores the important connection between mark quality and material description.

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