A General Warranty Deed Is Different from a Quitclaim Deed

Multiple Choice

A general warranty deed is different from a quitclaim deed because:

A) a general warranty deed is more limited in the number of warranties made by the seller to the buyer than the warranties made in a quitclaim deed.
B) a general warranty deed makes five warranties or promises, whereas a quitclaim deed does not contain any promises.
C) a quitclaim deed does not require the seller's signature, but a general warranty deed does require the seller's signature.
D) None of the above are correct.