In assessing the weather prior to leaving our residences on a spring morning, we make an informal test of hypothesis "The weather will be fair today." Using the "best" information available to us, we complete the test and dress accordingly. What would be the consequences of a Type I and Type II error? (A) Type I error: inconvenience in carrying needless rain equipment; Type II error: clothes get soaked. (B) Type I error: clothes get soaked; Type II error: inconvenience in carrying needless rain equipment. (C) Type I error: clothes get soaked; Type II error: no consequence since Type II error cannot be made. (D) Type I error: no consequence since a Type I error cannot be made; Type II error: inconvenience in carrying needless rain equipment.