A Survey Uses a Closed-Ended Question to Measure Which Language

Multiple Choice

A survey uses a closed-ended question to measure which language a respondent learned in early childhood,naming all known languages as possible responses.The survey will likely need to allow respondents to choose more than one option for respondents who learned multiple languages as children.This illustrates that

A) there are no circumstances under which mutual exclusivity can be absent.
B) there are some circumstances under which exhaustiveness can be absent.
C) exhaustiveness can sometimes be absent,but mutual exclusivity cannot.
D) mutual exclusivity can sometimes be absent,but exhaustiveness cannot.