What is the similarity of visual communication in cartoon and poster?
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Correct answer: Both can convey idea or message through visual signs
The governing concept is visual communication: meaning can be conveyed through images, symbols, lines, colour, expressions, composition, and written words arranged for viewing. A cartoon may use exaggeration, characters, humour, and captions to express an idea or comment. A poster may combine headline text, pictures, symbols, colour contrast, and layout to inform or persuade an audience. Both depend on the viewer interpreting visible signs rather than relying only on sound. Option B is correct. A ignores their visual basis, C ignores their intended audience, and D incorrectly limits both forms to architecture. The exact style differs, but their communicative use of visible signs is shared.
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Both can convey idea or message through visual signs
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is visual communication: meaning can be conveyed through images, symbols, lines, colour, expressions, composition, and written words arranged for viewing. A cartoon may use exaggeration, characters, humour, and captions to express an idea or comment. A poster may combine headline text, pictures, symbols, colour contrast, and layout to inform or persuade an audience. Both depend on the viewer interpreting visible signs rather than relying only on sound. Option B is correct. A ignores their visual basis, C ignores their intended audience, and D incorrectly limits both forms to architecture. The exact style differs, but their communicative use of visible signs is shared.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.
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