alleryAn error such as "I angry", obvious even out of context, is called
ACovert
BGlobal
COvert
DInduced
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Overt
1. Errors are classed by how apparent they are.
2. One that is obvious even out of context is overt.
3. Covert errors show only in context.
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