Discussion
Ancient Greeks considered the arts and crafts to be :
Answer: A
The Greeks considered arts and crafts analogous to each other.
The passage says the distinction modern critics draw between them was foreign to classical antiquity: both were techne, so the Greeks treated them as one kind of rule-governed production.
'Distinct forms of creation' is the modern view, the passage says nothing about human contentment, and 'production' is only the sense of the word techne, not a separate concept the Greeks used to mark them apart.
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