In ATA documentation, what do Warning, Caution, and Note blocks communicate?

In ATA documentation, what do Warning, Caution, and Note blocks communicate?

• A. Warnings indicate cosmetic concerns; Cautions outline legal obligations; Notes specify test equipment models.
• B. Warnings describe weather constraints; Cautions describe crew rest; Notes describe formatting guidelines.
• C. Warnings identify conditions that could cause injury or fatality; Cautions indicate conditions that could cause damage or unsafe operation; Notes provide additional useful information.
• D. Warnings and Cautions are interchangeable; Notes are optional.

Answer: (D)