Two-year old Salomé placed a crayon on paper and quickly drew a line across the page, explaining, “Car zooms!” Which statement best describes Salomé’s drawing progress?
A) Her gestures rather than the resulting scribbles contained the intended representation.
B) Her gesture made a recognizable shape, and then she labeled it.
C) She used lines to represent the boundaries of objects.
D) Her drawing was complex and realistic.
Answer: A
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