Based on PET scanning studies, why are 4-year-olds likely to become engaged quickly when exploring a children's museum, but become mentally fatigued after a short time and want a snack?
A. They are still growing and need frequent snacks to avoid falling asleep from fatigue.
B. They are easily bored and a snack is more interesting than museum exhibits.
C. Their brains are using energy at a very high rate, and they need to reenergize by resting and having a snack.
D. Museums are not designed to sustain young children's interest.
Answer: C
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