In General, a Closed-Ended Question Can

In general, a closed-ended question can

A) yield results that may differ from an open-ended question.
B) yield answers even if respondents don't really agree with any of the answer choices that a researcher offers.
C) provide the researcher with quantitative data on respondents that is easy to analyze by using statistics.
D) avoid bias against people who find it difficult to express themselves in complex oral discussions.
E) all of the above