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Playing house or holding a tea party is an example of which kind of play?

ASymbolic play
BSolitary drill
CRule-based sport
DLogical puzzle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Symbolic play
1. Children assign roles and pretend, using one thing to stand for another. 2. This is symbolic play, seen at about two to four years. 3. Sport and puzzles depend on rules and logic that come later. _Source: Wikipedia, Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Symbolic function substage_
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