How Do Hemichordates and Echinoderms Differ in the Way They

How do hemichordates and echinoderms differ in the way they feed?

A) Hemichordates capture food with tube feet and transport it to the mouth; echinoderms are filter feeders.
B) Hemichordates capture prey with the large proboscis; many echinoderms capture prey with tube feet.
C) Hemichordates are predatory; echinoderms are all filter feeders.
D) Hemichordates evert their stomach to digest prey; echinoderms digest prey internally.
E) Hemichordates are active predators; echinoderms burrow into sediments and wait for prey.