Correct answer: (d) None
Explanation
- A
Only one
Only one. None of the three universal claims holds for every UAV type.
- B
Only two
Only two. Vertical landing, hovering and battery-only each fail for some UAV class.
- C
All the three
All three. Fixed-wing UAVs cannot land vertically or hover, and many long-endurance UAVs are not battery-only.
- D
None
None. I fails (fixed-wing recovery). II fails (no hover without rotary/VTOL lift). III fails (fuel and hybrid UAVs exist). No statement is universally true.
Summary. Official Set A key is (d) none. ‘All types of UAVs’ is the trap. Fixed-wing drones need a strip, catapult or net; they cannot land vertically or hover. Rotary and some VTOL types can. Battery-only is true of small multirotors, not of HALE or many military airframes that burn liquid fuel. So I, II and III are all over-claims. The official count is zero correct statements.