When the Calculated Chi-Square Value Exceeds the Critical Chi-Square Table

When the calculated chi-square value exceeds the critical chi-square table value:

A) a significant relationship does not exist between the two variables under analysis.
B) there is a significant relationship between the three or more variables under analysis.
C) the degrees of freedom were not taken into account.
D) there is a positive directional relationship between the two variables under analysis.
E) there is a significant relationship between the two variables under analysis.