If lines of the eyes are very sharp and eyebrows slope downward in a portrait, what feeling may be read?

Anger, tension, or seriousness

Portrait drawing uses the direction, angle and sharpness of facial lines as visual clues to emotion. Sharply drawn eyes can make the gaze feel intense, alert or forceful, while eyebrows slanting downward toward the centre commonly suggest tension, displeasure or anger. The exact reading depends on the whole face, including the mouth, eyelids and head position, so the answer should be understood as a likely interpretation rather than a mechanical rule. Option A is the best answer because anger, tension and seriousness fit these combined signs. Sleep and calmness would usually require relaxed eyelids and softer lines; emptiness is too limited, and paper decoration is unrelated.

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