For elements that contain text, the DTD rule is: A) B) C) D)

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The DTD rule for elements that contain text is <!ELEMENT name (#PCDATA)>, which means the element can contain parsed character data (i.e., text). The other options are not valid for text-containing elements: 
A) (#FIXED "STATE") is used for attribute values that are fixed and cannot be changed.
C) (#IMPLIED) is used for optional elements or attributes.
D) ("STATE") is not a valid option for an element declaration.

For Elements That Contain Text, the DTD Rule Is