The major difference between a CheckBox and a RadioButton is that:
A) RadioButtons are generally grouped to allow choices
B) CheckBoxes usually represent options that allow more than one to be used
C) Only one RadioButton per group can be selected at once
D) b and c

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CheckBoxes usually represent options that allow more than one to be used while RadioButtons are generally grouped to allow choices, and only one RadioButton per group can be selected at once. Therefore, the major difference between CheckBox and RadioButton is that CheckBoxes offer multiple selections while RadioButton offers single selection. Option D is the correct choice as it includes both (b) and (c).

The Major Difference Between a CheckBox and a RadioButton Is