What feeling can too many tangled lines create in a picture?

Confusion or disorder

Lines are important because they can communicate feelings as well as show objects. When many lines cross, twist, and overlap, the eye has difficulty following one clear path. This crowded appearance may make the picture feel confusing, busy, tense, or restless rather than calm and orderly. The artist can use such lines deliberately to show disorder, worry, motion, or emotional pressure.

Choice B is correct because “confusion or disorder” matches the visual effect of tangled lines. Clear peace would usually be supported by simple, balanced, and gently arranged lines. Complete emptiness does not follow from having many visible lines, and height is a direction or measurement, not a feeling. The answer concerns the mood created by the whole arrangement, not the meaning of one isolated line.

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