All of the Following Statements About Constitutions Are True, Except

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements about constitutions are true, except:

A) constitutions are a system of fundamental laws and principles that prescribe the nature, functions, and limits of a government or other body.
B) constitutions are distinguished from ordinary acts of legislation, in that they are drafted by special assemblages and ratified by special conventions chosen by the people.
C) constitutions are supreme law and, therefore, can be annulled only by legislation.
D) constitutionalism is one of the most original, distinctive contributions of the American system of government.