QUESTION 24 Which of the following is TRUE regarding option contracts? Assuming a constant strike price, options are worth more with shorter maturities As the market value of a share increases, the value of call options on the underlying share increase. A "put" is the option to buy a share at the stated strike price If the strike price on a call options is $35 and the market value of the underlying share is $40. then the option is considered out-of-the-money" C