Why are irregular lines helpful in showing tree bark texture?
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Correct answer: They show the uneven and cracked surface of bark
Tree bark is naturally uneven and often contains cracks, ridges, grooves, and broken vertical marks. Irregular lines imitate these changes in the surface and help the viewer recognize bark rather than a perfectly smooth material. Therefore option A is correct. Making bark look like glass, removing its texture, or drawing the sky would communicate a different subject or surface quality.
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They show the uneven and cracked surface of bark
Why is this the correct answer?
Tree bark is naturally uneven and often contains cracks, ridges, grooves, and broken vertical marks. Irregular lines imitate these changes in the surface and help the viewer recognize bark rather than a perfectly smooth material. Therefore option A is correct. Making bark look like glass, removing its texture, or drawing the sky would communicate a different subject or surface quality.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Texture.
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