Cross-functional teams:
A) are composed of individuals from a particular department, like quality control.
B) have a matrix structure.
C) are usually permanent teams.
D) All the above

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Cross-functional teams are composed of members from different departments or areas of expertise, working together towards a common goal, which aligns with the concept of a matrix structure where individuals report to more than one manager or team. They are not necessarily from a particular department like quality control (which would not be cross-functional but rather functional) and are not usually permanent, as they are often formed to address specific projects or challenges.

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