The Sale of Goods Act Implies a Term That Goods

The Sale of Goods Act implies a term that goods will match their description.Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to that term?

A) That term is a warranty.
B) That term applies only if the seller is normally in the business of selling the type of goods that the buyer has purchased.
C) That term does not apply if the buyer personally selected an item from a shelf.
D) That term applies to the identity of goods, but not to the quality of goods.
E) That term is a codification of the phrase caveat emptor.