Cascading Style Sheet rules are comprised of:
A) Selectors and Declarations
B) Properties and Declarations
C) Selectors and Attributes
D) Elements and Attributes

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CSS rules include selectors, which determine which HTML element(s) the rule applies to, and declarations, which specify the styles to be applied to those elements. Properties are part of declarations, not separate components of the rule. Attributes are not directly connected to CSS selectors or declarations. Similarly, elements are not part of the rule itself, but rather the HTML structure that the rule is being applied to.

Cascading Style Sheet Rules Are Comprised Of