Why is repeated practice important while learning line?
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Correct answer: Hand grip and line control improve
The governing concept is skill development through deliberate practice. When a learner repeatedly draws straight, curved, thick, thin, horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines, the hand gradually gains steadiness and the eye learns to judge direction, length, pressure, and spacing. This improves hand grip, coordination, confidence, and line control, so option A is correct. Repetition does not magically colour the paper, remove a brush, or stop the learner from looking at art; those choices are unrelated distractors. Practice also helps the student correct uneven pressure and make purposeful marks instead of accidental ones. Thus regular drawing improves both technical control and visual expression.
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Hand grip and line control improve
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is skill development through deliberate practice. When a learner repeatedly draws straight, curved, thick, thin, horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines, the hand gradually gains steadiness and the eye learns to judge direction, length, pressure, and spacing. This improves hand grip, coordination, confidence, and line control, so option A is correct. Repetition does not magically colour the paper, remove a brush, or stop the learner from looking at art; those choices are unrelated distractors. Practice also helps the student correct uneven pressure and make purposeful marks instead of accidental ones. Thus regular drawing improves both technical control and visual expression.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Line.
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