In which example does play reflect the ability to pretend with less realistic toys?
A. Amelia pops the bubbles in bubble wrapping because she likes the popping sound.
B. Blake plays with a glass object, unaware that it may break.
C. Chabo pulls a washcloth through his bathwater and pretends that it is a fish.
D. Dinesh has a favorite toy bear but cannot explain why it is special to him.
Answer: C
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