In which condition will shape language weaken brand identity?

Using completely different unrelated shapes in every poster

Shape language is the repeated visual vocabulary formed by contours, geometry, proportions, corners, and silhouettes. A brand becomes recognizable when this vocabulary is used consistently across logos, posters, packaging, and other communications. Option A is correct because unrelated shape choices in every poster remove continuity; viewers cannot easily connect the materials with one identity. Option B strengthens recognition through consistent motifs. Option C creates a repeatable system around the logo, and option D makes the shapes support the intended brand personality or mood. Variety can be useful, but it should remain within an identifiable system. The governing idea is visual consistency with purposeful variation, not unlimited unrelated change.

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