As discussed in the case text In re Estate of Duke,what type of evidence may a party produce to demonstrate a will is not ambiguous?

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A)In California,extrinsic evidence is generally admissible to correct errors in documents,including donative documents other than wills [such as contracts,release agreements,irrevocable trusts,insurance policies,and deeds].In addition,California courts have admitted extrinsic evidence to apply to the construction of a will to accomplish what is arguably or has the effect of reforming a will.
Principles allowing the admission of extrinsic evidence to identify and resolve ambiguities in wills have also been invoked to correct attorneys' drafting errors and thereby to reform wills.Extrinsic evidence is admissible not only to aid in the construction of a will,but also to determine whether a document was intended to be a will.
B)In California,extrinsic evidence is generally admissible to correct errors in documents,including donative documents other than wills [such as contracts,release agreements,irrevocable trusts,insurance policies,and deeds].In addition,California courts have admitted extrinsic evidence to apply to the construction of a will to accomplish what is arguably or has the effect of reforming a will.Principles allowing the admission of extrinsic evidence to identify and resolve ambiguities in wills have also been invoked to correct attorneys' drafting errors and thereby to reform wills.Extrinsic evidence is admissible not only to aid in the construction of a will,but also to determine whether a document was intended to be a will.
C)In California,extrinsic evidence is generally admissible to correct errors in documents,including donative documents other than wills [such as contracts,release agreements,irrevocable trusts,insurance policies,and deeds].In addition,California courts have admitted extrinsic evidence to apply to the construction of a will to accomplish what is arguably or has the effect of reforming a will.Principles allowing the admission of extrinsic evidence to identify and resolve ambiguities in wills have also been invoked to correct attorneys' drafting errors and thereby to reform wills.Extrinsic evidence is admissible not only to aid in the construction of a will,but also to determine whether a document was intended to be a will.
D)In California,extrinsic evidence is generally admissible to correct errors in documents,including donative documents other than wills [such as contracts,release agreements,irrevocable trusts,insurance policies,and deeds].In addition,California courts have admitted extrinsic evidence to apply to the construction of a will to accomplish what is arguably or has the effect of reforming a will.Principles allowing the admission of extrinsic evidence to identify and resolve ambiguities in wills have also been invoked to correct attorneys' drafting errors and thereby to reform wills.Extrinsic evidence is admissible not only to aid in the construction of a will,but also to determine whether a document was intended to be a will.

As Discussed in the Case Text in Re Estate of Duke,what