What statement is true concerning the use of wrenches and drive tools as used to manipulate threaded fasteners?

Correct Answer: Option C — Six point sockets are less prone to slippage than twelve point sockets.

Six-point sockets provide a larger contact surface area on the fastener head compared to twelve-point sockets. This design significantly reduces the risk of the tool rounding off the fastener corners or slipping under high torque, ensuring safer and more effective application of force during maintenance tasks.