Dan's Mock: Field declaration Q 7

Question 7
Which of the following statements are true?
a. The value of a final field can not be assigned more than once.
b. The value of a final field can be assigned at any time or not at all.
c. A final field that is not assigned a value at compile time is called a blank final variable.
d. Only static variables can be declared final.
e. A blank final variable that is static must be definitely assigned in a static initializer.
f. By the end of the instance construction process all blank final instance variables must be definitely assigned.
g. A field can not be declared both final and volatile.
h. None of the above.

One of the correct answers listed is c. I would agree if a final field referes to an instance final field only. Not true for final static field.

I agree with Barkat but would go further.
A blank final is a final variable whose declaration lacks an initializer. - JLS 4.5.4
Many final fields have initializers which execute at run time. They are not blank finals AND the compiler does not assign values to them. So answer c is just plain false.