Jose is entering a dance contest to raise money for charity. This contest will require him to dance for 15 hours with few breaks. Jose goes to a store specializing in dance shoes and apparel and describes the contest. He asks the salesperson to select suitable dance shoes for him. The shoes the salesperson suggests are well made and appropriate for a normal night of dancing, but are not suitable for Jose's planned 15-hours of nearly nonstop dancing. Relying on the salesperson's selection, Jose buys the shoes. After he suffers personal injury because the shoes prove inadequate for the dance contest, Jose sues the store. Jose can recover under:

	A.	The implied warranty of merchantability.
	B.	The implied warranty of fitness.
	C.	Both the implied warranty of fitness and the implied warranty of merchantability.
	D.	Neither the implied warranty of fitness nor the implied warranty of merchantability.