Which of the Following Is Not the Difference Between Eurobonds

Which of the following is not the difference between Eurobonds and bonds sold in the U.S.?

A) Eurobonds are usually issued in bearer form; bonds sold in the U.S. are usually registered bonds.
B) Eurobonds usually pay interest once a year; bonds sold in the U.S. usually pay interest semiannually.
C) Eurobonds are denominated in Euros; bonds sold in the U.S. are denominated in dollars.
D) Interest on Eurobonds is computed using a 360-day year vs. a 365-day year for bonds issued in the U.S.
E) All of the above are differences between Eurobonds and bonds sold in the U.S.