After Riding in the Back Seat of a Car, Making

Multiple Choice

After riding in the back seat of a car, making rapid turns along a winding road, you experience dizziness and nausea because

A) information from the semicircular canals and the rest of your body is inconsistent.
B) poisons build up in the system which cause vomiting to eject them.
C) auditory and visual stimuli combine too rapidly and produce a sensory overload.
D) kinesthetic receptors have been stimulated too vigorously and eventually shutdown.