What are the primary functions of sleep?
A. to allow the cerebral cortex and cerebellum to be passive and inactive
B. to allow time for the medulla and pons to be passive and inactive
C. to restore and repair the body and conserve energy
D. to hardwire memories and conserve energy
Answer: C
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