What type of rhythm is created by shapes rotating around a centre?

Correct answer: Rotational rhythm

The governing feature here is repeated movement around a fixed central point. When shapes change orientation or position by rotating around that centre, the eye follows a circular or turning path, producing rotational rhythm. Thus option A is correct. Progressive rhythm depends on gradual change in size or another quality, random rhythm lacks a predictable order, and alternating colour rhythm is defined by colour sequence rather than rotation.