If the brakes get wet...
A)They get damaged and the shoes or pads must be replaced.
B)Braking distance is shorter.
C)They may stop braking, temporarily losing their effectiveness.Correct
# Explanation: Wet brakes
When water comes into contact with the braking components, it creates a film between the pads or shoes and the disc or drum, reducing the friction needed to stop the vehicle. This temporary loss of effectiveness is generally recovered by drying the brakes through gentle and progressive braking. Wet brakes are not permanently damaged nor do they improve braking; they only reduce performance temporarily.