A cartoon is of:

Correct option is B

A cartoon is generally considered to be of low definition (b). In the context of media and communication, low definition refers to a type of medium that requires high viewer participation to fill in the details. Cartoons, with their simple lines and minimal details, often require the audience to engage more to interpret the content, making them a low-definition medium.
Information Booster: · Cartoons are typically drawn with minimal detail, allowing viewers to interpret and engage with the characters and actions in a creative way.
· High-definition media, like detailed photographs or video, provide more information and require less interpretation by the audience.
· Marshall McLuhan, a media theorist, categorized media as "high definition" or "low definition," with cartoons fitting into the latter due to their simplicity.
· The simplicity of cartoons makes them effective for conveying ideas and emotions quickly and universally.
Additional Knowledge: High definition (a): Refers to media that provide a large amount of visual detail and require less effort from the viewer to interpret (e.g., HD video or photography).
Neutral definition (c): Not a standard term in media theory, thus not applicable here.
Negative definition (d): This term also does not apply in the context of media or communication theory.