Why can the light effect on a rough surface look different from that on a smooth surface?
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Correct answer: Because a rough surface scatters light unevenly
Surface texture changes the direction and appearance of reflected light. Tiny ridges and depressions on a rough surface send light in different directions, so highlights may look broken, dull, or scattered. A smoother surface can produce a more continuous highlight. Therefore option A is correct; rough surfaces still receive light, are not always mirrors, and clearly affect what the viewer sees.
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Because a rough surface scatters light unevenly
Why is this the correct answer?
Surface texture changes the direction and appearance of reflected light. Tiny ridges and depressions on a rough surface send light in different directions, so highlights may look broken, dull, or scattered. A smoother surface can produce a more continuous highlight. Therefore option A is correct; rough surfaces still receive light, are not always mirrors, and clearly affect what the viewer sees.
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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