Which statement correctly describes a CD-RW?

• A. A CD that can be burned only once
• B. A CD that you can burn more than once
• C. A read-only disc
• D. A DVD with higher capacity

Answer: (B)

CD-RW stands for Compact Disc ReWritable. The key idea is that this type of disc can be erased and rewritten multiple times, so you can burn data, erase it, and then burn new data again. That’s what makes it different from write-once discs like CD-Rs, which can be recorded only once and cannot be erased. It’s also not a read-only disc or a higher-capacity DVD; those describe other formats or characteristics. So the statement that a CD-RW can be burned more than once captures the essential feature.