Read the excerpt from Jahiem’s argumentative essay.

It is imperative that elementary school students have their nap times revoked. Children under ten do not have enough responsibility to require an established rest time. In contrast, teenagers participate in extracurricular activities that require their full focus and energy. Sure, both ages are growing rapidly, but which group really needs more sleep? High schools should implement built-in rest time for teenagers to ensure that they are successful in their endeavors. Schools must choose between having rested children or rested teenagers.

Which reason does Jahiem give for presenting the false dilemma in the excerpt?

Children under ten have less stressful responsibilities than teenagers.
Elementary schools should stop giving younger children naptime.
Teenagers have activities that require focus and energy.
Elementary school children are not growing like teenagers.