Question ID:PT31 S2 Q18 Passage:Not all works of art represent something, but some do, and their doing so is relevant to our aesthetic experience of them; representation is therefore an aesthetically relevant property. Whether a work of art possesses this property is dependent upon context. Yet there are no clear criteria for determining whether context-dependent properties are present in an object, so there cannot be any clear criteria for determining whether an object qualifies as art. Stem:The reasoning above is questionable because it fails to exclude the possibility that Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:because some works of art are nonrepresentational, there is no way of judging our aesthetic experience of them Choice B:an object may have some aesthetic properties and not be a work of art Choice C:aesthetically relevant properties other than representation can determine whether an object is a work of art Choice D:some works of art may have properties that are not relevant to our aesthetic experience of them Choice E:some objects that represent things other than themselves are not works of art