Laurence, a second-grade student with paraplegic cerebral palsy, has been waiting for his new individually designed electric wheelchair for two months. During this time, he has not been able to move freely around school. This is an example of
A. material portability problems.
B. a tangible barrier.
C. an architectural barrier.
D. failure to provide transportation.
Answer: B
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