In which situation can an object in a school exhibition become an example of applied art?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: When it gives information as a beautiful and useful educational chart
The governing concept is that applied art joins visual or artistic quality with a practical function. A school chart becomes an example when its layout, lettering, colour, illustrations, and organization make educational information clear, attractive, and useful to viewers. Option A is correct because it includes both aesthetic quality and communication or use. A stone with no stated purpose does not demonstrate applied design. A closed box may be useful in some circumstances, but the option gives no evidence of artistic planning, communication, or intended design. An unseen and incomprehensible object cannot fulfil the communicative purpose described.
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When it gives information as a beautiful and useful educational chart
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is that applied art joins visual or artistic quality with a practical function. A school chart becomes an example when its layout, lettering, colour, illustrations, and organization make educational information clear, attractive, and useful to viewers. Option A is correct because it includes both aesthetic quality and communication or use. A stone with no stated purpose does not demonstrate applied design. A closed box may be useful in some circumstances, but the option gives no evidence of artistic planning, communication, or intended design. An unseen and incomprehensible object cannot fulfil the communicative purpose described.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.
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