Terms like "can be," "as much as," and "help," are examples of
A) concealment of facts.
B) truth in advertising.
C) ambiguity.
D) consumer confidence.

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These terms are examples of ambiguity because they do not provide clear or specific information about a product or service. "Can be" leaves room for interpretation, "as much as" does not give a specific amount, and "help" does not specify how much or in what way a product or service will assist the consumer.

Terms Like "Can Be," "As Much As," and "Help," Are