Absolute terms like all or none that provide clues in true-false statements are known as
A)exaggeration clues.
B)grammatical inconsistencies.
C)specific determiners.
D)verbal associations.

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Absolute terms such as "all" or "none" are known as specific determiners because they specify the extent or degree of a statement, often indicating that the statement is likely to be false if it is too extreme.

Absolute Terms Like All or None That Provide Clues in True-False