Semantic objects are said to be:
A)semantically self-contained.
B)semantically complete.
C)semantically inclusive.
D)Either A or B.
E)None of the above.

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Semantic objects are said to be semantically self-contained, meaning that all the necessary information about the object is contained within it, and semantically complete, which means that the object contains all the necessary information to reflect its meaning in the real world. Therefore, the best choice is D, as both options A and B are correct descriptions of semantic objects.

Semantic Objects Are Said to Be