Allowing Others to Explain a Child's Artwork Is Inappropriate Because

question 18

Multiple Choice

Allowing others to explain a child's artwork is inappropriate because:

• A) they may use vocabulary foreign to the child.
• B) they may undermine the child's confidence in his/her ability to communicate through art.
• C) the child is likely to resent an adult's involvement in his/her art.
• D) adults usually don't understand children's artwork.

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Definitions:

Personal Use

Personal use refers to the use of goods or services primarily for individual rather than commercial or professional purposes.

Proceeds

Something that is exchanged for a debtor’s sold collateral.

Secured Party

A lender or creditor who has an interest in the collateral securing a loan or credit agreement.

UCC

Short for Uniform Commercial Code, it is a comprehensive set of laws governing all commercial transactions in the United States.