16.Which of the following is an accurate statement?
(A) An ammeter disturbs a circuit, whereas a voltmeter does not.
(B) The resistance between the terminals of an ammeter should be as large as possible.
(C) When one attaches a resistor to a galvanometer to construct a voltmeter, the current through the galvanometer is typically much less than that through the resistor.
(D) An ammeter is constructed by placing a resistor in series with a galvanometer.
(E) A "shunt" resistor is the name given the resistor placed in parallel with a galvanometer.