A Reviewer Rated a Sample of Fifteen Wines on a Score

Multiple Choice

A reviewer rated a sample of fifteen wines on a score from 1 (very poor) to 7 (excellent) . A correlation of 0.92 was obtained between these ratings and the cost of the wines at a local store. In plain English, this means that

A) in general, the reviewer liked the cheaper wines better.
B) having to pay more caused the reviewer to give a higher rating.
C) wines with low ratings are likely to be more expensive (probably because fewer will be sold) .
D) in general, as the cost went up so did the rating.