<span>The difference between absolute and qualified</span><span> is that </span>absolute<span> is (obsolete) absolved or free, while </span>qualified<span> is meeting the standards, requirements, and training for a position.
Relative qualifiers such as sometimes, often, many, and few are more likely to reflect a true statement. Absolute qualifiers such as always or never often reflect a false statement.
Explanation:
When looking for the best answer, try substituting a relative qualifier for the absolute one. For example, if switching frequently for always makes the statement true, you can eliminate options that have never or always.
