A codicil is prepared to:
A) execute a warranty deed.
B) execute a quit claim deed.
C) revoke, alter, or revise a will.
D) revoke, alter, or revise a gift causa mortis.

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A codicil is a legal document that is used to amend or modify an existing will. It can be used to add or remove specific provisions, change beneficiaries or executors, or make other changes to the will. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A and B are incorrect because a warranty deed or quit claim deed are real estate documents and have no relation to a codicil. Option D is incorrect because a gift causa mortis is a type of gift that is made in anticipation of death and is not related to a will or codicil.

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