In which situation will art classification not be complete by calling it only visual or auditory?

When art includes form, sound, audience participation, and utility together

The governing concept is multidimensional classification: an artwork may involve several senses, actions, social roles, and practical functions at the same time. Option A is correct because form gives a visual or spatial dimension, sound adds an auditory dimension, audience participation makes the experience interactive, and utility gives the work a functional role. Calling such a work only visual or only auditory would leave important features unexamined. Option B describes a primarily visual picture, C a primarily auditory listening situation, and D a primarily visual encounter with sculpture. These descriptions can be expanded in other contexts, but as written they do not require the broader classification that A requires.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.