Question

question 10
in order to organize figures according to degrees of importance, ancient egyptian artists used ______.
a abstract shapes
b hierarchic scale
c naturalistic angles
d stylization

Explanation:

Hierarchic scale is a technique where the size of figures in art reflects their importance. In ancient Egyptian art, more important figures (like pharaohs) were depicted larger than less important ones (like servants). Abstract shapes (\(A\)) are non - representational forms. Naturalistic angles (\(C\)) refer to realistic viewpoints. Stylization (\(D\)) is a general term for artistic simplification or convention, but not specifically related to organizing by importance.

Answer:

B. hierarchic scale