Which of the following deductions reflects insufficient artistry on the beam?

The correct choice indicates that a deduction of 0.05 to 0.10 points is appropriate for insufficient artistry on the beam. In gymnastics, artistry encompasses the overall expression, choreography, and use of the beam during the routine. This includes the gymnast's presentation, the way she connects movements, emotional delivery, and how she showcases her skills.

A deduction in this range signifies minor issues with artistry, such as slightly less-than-ideal fluidity in the movement transitions or a lack of expression that doesn’t significantly detract from the performance. A small deduction allows for the acknowledgment of occasional lapses in artistry that do not overwhelm the overall assessment of the routine.

Higher deductions, like those indicated by other choices, are reserved for more severe artistry flaws, such as major breaks in flow, significant lack of connection between skills, or a failure to engage the audience. Therefore, the available range of 0.05 to 0.10 is appropriately reflective of minor insufficient artistry observations.