@Dead is better Perhaps the way to look at these questions is not "What is the correct answer?" but rather "What answer is the testing person wanting you to pick?" All three options are requirements so that would make D the answer they want. We have to assume that in this case, more than likely the person taking the test will more often than not, know more about the subject matter than the person who skips through ticking which answer you gave without looking at the question. They will mark it from a list of correct answers that will just be a list of letters.
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