A positive statement
A) must always be right.
B) cannot be tested.
C) might be right or wrong.
D) depends on someone's value judgment.
E) cannot be negative.

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A positive statement is a statement that describes the world as it is, without expressing subjective opinions or value judgments. Therefore, it can be tested and might be right or wrong, depending on whether it accurately reflects reality. Option A is incorrect because a positive statement can be wrong. Option B is incorrect because a positive statement can be tested. Option D is incorrect because a value judgment is a subjective opinion, which is not part of a positive statement. Option E is incorrect because a positive statement can be either positive or negative, depending on what it describes.

A Positive Statement