Lillian's father Will came home from work one day to find his study table transformed into a "hut." Lillian had pulled out old sheets to cover the table. She excitedly took Will to see her "hut" below the table where she had arranged all her toys and books. Lillian is engaging in ________ play in this scenario.
A. pretense
B. practice
C. constructive
D. sensorimotor
Answer: A
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