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What can excessive use of hard angular lines do in a sensitive face sketch?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It can reduce the softness of the face

The character of a line should support the character of the subject. A sensitive or gentle face is often represented with controlled, flowing, curved, or softly varied lines that describe transitions without making every edge severe. If hard angular lines are used excessively, they can introduce visual tension and make the features appear rigid, harsh, or less delicate. Thus option A is correct. Angular lines are not always unsuitable: they may help describe a strong jaw, sharp light, stylised design, or an intense expression when used intentionally. Option B reverses the likely effect, C claims that line alone automatically fixes expression, and D wrongly separates line quality from the appearance and mood of a face.

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Face SketchAngular LinesSoftnessLine CharacterLineElements Of ArtArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

It can reduce the softness of the face

Why is this the correct answer?

The character of a line should support the character of the subject. A sensitive or gentle face is often represented with controlled, flowing, curved, or softly varied lines that describe transitions without making every edge severe. If hard angular lines are used excessively, they can introduce visual tension and make the features appear rigid, harsh, or less delicate. Thus option A is correct. Angular lines are not always unsuitable: they may help describe a strong jaw, sharp light, stylised design, or an intense expression when used intentionally. Option B reverses the likely effect, C claims that line alone automatically fixes expression, and D wrongly separates line quality from the appearance and mood of a face.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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