The Simplest Form of Balance Is Symmetry, Which Is Achieved

question 41

Multiple Choice

The simplest form of balance is symmetry, which is achieved when

• A) an equilibrium exists between the two sides of an equal axis, even if the sides do not resemble each other directly.
• B) a perception of depth is created.
• C) only primary colors are used.
• D) two sides of a work are mirror images of each other.

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