Queues are useful in simulations, mainly because:
A. the simulation may have to wait in line before it can run
B. the first person who needs a service is usually the last person that gets served
C. so many models of the physical world use the first-come, first-serve principle
D. when we pop an element from a queue, the action of doing so bears a striking similarity to a real-world action
C
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