Which of the following is not a presumption regarding revocation of wills under California law? Question 11 options: a) Where the testator executes a will before marriage and never modifies it to provide for the spouse, the will is presumed revoked. b) Revoking one original by physical act revokes all duplicate originals. c) A devise to someone who divorced the testator after execution of the will is presumed revoked. d) Where a will last in the possession of the testator who possessed capacity and no original or duplicate original can be found, it is presumed to have been destroyed with intent to revoke