All of the Following Statements with Respect to Universal Joints

All of the following statements with respect to universal joints are true, EXCEPT:

A) Needle bearings fit between the ends of the cross and the caps, allowing the caps to rotate smoothly.
B) In Hooke's joints, change in the angular velocity increases as the angle that the joint operates on decreases.
C) A double Cardan joint is considered as a CV joint under normal drive line angles.
D) The ball-and-socket assembly keeps each Cardan joint at an equal angle, thereby canceling the change in velocity.