Activities that masquerade as art share all of the following criteria except:
A) written directions for the artist.
B) an emphasis on teacher input and direction.
C) a high degree of structure.
D) a specified product.

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Activities that masquerade as art typically do not have written directions for the artist. These activities often have a high degree of structure and a specified product, and may also have teacher input and direction. However, they lack the open-endedness and personal expression that characterize true art forms.

Activities That Masquerade as Art Share All of the Following