Question

imagine you are arranging some figures that you plan to draw. if you want more shadows, what should you do? remove all figures. add more light. remove some light.

Explanation:

To get more shadows when arranging figures for drawing, we need to consider how light affects shadow formation. Shadows are created when an object blocks light. Removing all figures (first option) would eliminate objects to cast shadows, so that's incorrect. Adding more light (second option) generally reduces the contrast and intensity of shadows or makes them less prominent in a way that doesn't increase the number or intensity of desired shadows here. Removing some light (third option) increases the contrast between lit and unlit areas, and with objects present, this would lead to more noticeable or more shadows as less light means more areas are in relative darkness (shadow) due to the objects blocking the remaining light.

Answer:

C. Remove some light. (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C as "Remove all figures", "Add more light", "Remove some light" respectively)