What can repetition of shapes create in a picture?

Pattern

Repetition means using the same or similar visual element more than once. When a shape is repeated in a planned way, the eye notices a regular arrangement, and this arrangement forms a pattern. The shapes may be placed in rows, circles, bands, or another organised sequence. Repetition can make an artwork feel rhythmic and connected, even when the repeated shapes are simple. The idea is not merely that many shapes exist, but that their reuse creates a recognisable visual order.

Option A is correct because repeated shapes are the basic foundation of a pattern. Texture refers to the appearance or feel of a surface, not simply to repeated outlines. Balance concerns the distribution of visual weight, and perspective concerns the appearance of depth and distance. These effects may sometimes result from arrangement, but the direct result of planned shape repetition is a pattern.

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