Kubernetes will track the status of each container in the Pod. Which of the following descriptions of the status of the containers in the Pod is wrong?

Kubernetes will track the status of each container in the Pod. Which of the following descriptions of the status of the containers in the Pod is wrong?
A . If the container is in the Terminated state, you cannot query the reason why the container entered this state, exit code and other information.
B . If the container is in the Running state, it means that the container is in normal operation.
C . If the container is not in the Running or Terminated state, it is in the Waiting state.
D . If the container is in the Terminated state, it means that the container has ended normally or failed to execute for some reason.

Answer: A