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Why may proportion errors become clearer when viewing a drawing in a mirror?

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Correct answer: The reversed view makes the familiar image appear new

The governing concept is perceptual distance. After looking at one drawing for a long time, the eye becomes accustomed to its errors and may overlook a tilted axis, uneven spacing, or incorrect proportion. A mirror reverses the image, making the familiar arrangement appear unfamiliar and allowing those imbalances to stand out. Thus option A is correct. The mirror does not repair lines, alter values, or change the actual size of objects, so B, C, and D are false.

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Still-LifeMirror-CheckProportionCorrectionObject ObservationDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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