What is the exam-worthy difference between line pattern and line texture?

Pattern shows repetition and texture gives surface feel

The governing concept is the distinction between arrangement and surface suggestion. A line pattern is an organised repetition or sequence of marks, such as stripes, checks, waves, or a repeated decorative motif. Line texture, however, refers to the visual or implied feel of a surface, such as rough stone, smooth glass, soft cloth, or bark. A texture may use repeated lines, but its purpose is to suggest material quality rather than merely create a design sequence. Therefore option A is correct. Options B, C, and D are incorrect: pattern and texture are not colour names, texture clearly has visual impact, and a pattern can be fully visible. Keeping repetition separate from surface feel helps students identify the intended artistic function.

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