Question

how does the image of buddha tend to vary from statue to statue?
some have extended earlobes, whereas others do not.
the eyes of buddha can be wide open or half closed.
the buddhas hands can be placed in a variety of positions.
some have the urna between their eyebrows, whereas others do not.

Explanation:

Buddha statues show variations in physical features like earlobes, eye openness, hand positions, and the presence of the urna. These differences often relate to different Buddhist traditions, historical periods, and the specific spiritual or narrative messages the statues are meant to convey. For example, hand positions (mudras) have specific symbolic meanings in Buddhism.

Answer:

All of the options (Some have extended earlobes, whereas others do not; The eyes of Buddha can be wide open or half closed; The Buddha's hands can be placed in a variety of positions; Some have the urna between their eyebrows, whereas others do not) are correct as Buddha statue images can vary in these aspects.