The difference between a general power of appointment and a special power of appointment is:
A. A general power of appointment is given in a will; a special power of appointment is given in a trust.
B. A special power of appointment is limited by the ascertainable standard; the general power is not limited by the ascertainable standard.
C. A special power of appointment is not affected by the 5/5 power limitation; a lapse of a general power of appointment is limited by the 5/5 power.
D. There is no difference between a special and a general power of appointment.