E-Field Lines Are Correctly Described by All of the Following

Multiple Choice

E-field lines are correctly described by all of the following except

A) they are more concentrated in regions where the field strength is greater.
B) they are continuous in regions containing no charge.
C) they trace out the path (direction reversed) that would be followed by an electron (with mass) placed in the field and released.
D) they are analogous to streamlines for fluid flow.