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Good information must be:
A. Pertinent,
B. Ambiguous,
C. Accurate,
D. Certain,
E. Mythological

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Always ensure your information is relevant, correct, and definite to make it useful and reliable.

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A, B and E only
B, C and E only
A, C and D only
C and D only

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The Correct Option is C

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