The individual instructions that you use to write a program in a high-level programming language are called ____________.
A) directives
B) commands
C) statements
D) orders

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The correct term for individual instructions in a high-level programming language is "statements." "Directives" typically refer to instructions that are specific to a particular compiler or tool, while "commands" and "orders" can be used in a more general sense but are not specific to programming languages.

The Individual Instructions That You Use to Write a Program