Transcription Is Sometimes Described as a Process in Which RNA

Multiple Choice

Transcription is sometimes described as a process in which RNA is "copied" from the template strand of DNA. This statement is potentially misleading because:

A) RNA nucleotides contain ribose and so cannot be an exact copy of DNA.
B) the RNA transcript and the DNA template strand are antiparallel.
C) the RNA transcript has a complementary sequence of bases to the template strand.
D) RNA molecules contain uracil instead of thymine
E) All of these choices are correct.