When answering true/false questions, unconditional language often indicates a false statement. Which word listed below is an example of unconditional language?
A) all
B) sometimes
C) seldom
D) generally

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"Unconditional language" refers to words that do not allow for exceptions, indicating a statement must be true in all cases. "All" is an example of unconditional language because it implies every single case without exception, which often makes statements containing it false in the context of true/false questions.

When Answering True/false Questions, Unconditional Language Often Indicates a False