A bar admissions applicant graduates from a public law school. He requests and receives a packet from his state's professional authority to apply for membership to the state bar. One of the questions he must answer to complete the application form asks if he has ever been convicted of a criminal offense. The question does not indicate whether it applies to juvenile or adult offenses. Without contacting the professional authority to inquire if the question applies to either or both types of offenses, the applicant assumes that it only applies to adult offenses that answer the question no" because he was not convicted of any adult offenses. However, the applicant was convicted of multiple juvenile offenses. Did the applicant properly answer the question?