Which One of the Following Is False with Regard to Exemption

Which one of the following is false with regard to exemption (exclusion) clauses?

A) Even if there is an exemption clause in the contract, the court can hold that the exemption clause is of no effect if the breach is a "fundamental breach."
B) Where there is an exemption clause in a contract, the court will strictly construe that clause; i.e., the wording of the clause must cover the situation that occurred.
C) To be part of the contract, such clauses must be brought to the attention of the parties before or at the time of contract.
D) An effective exemption clause is a barrier blocking the party wronged from his or her remedy, e.g., from damages.
E) Such clauses are prohibited in any sale of goods contract.