Clarification - Equity comparison, continued, operation, valuation, expected

SeanWest

A comparison between a firm’s going-concern valuation and its liquidation value will show that the going-concern value will always be:
A) equal to the present value of the expected continued operation of the firm.
B) greater than the liquidation value.
C) less than the liquidation value.
Your answer: B was incorrect. The correct answer was A) equal to the present value of the expected continued operation of the firm.
It is not possible to state the relationship between the going-concern value and the liquidation value without examining the prospects for the firm and the current value of the assets. The going-concern value is equal to the present value of the expected dividends arising from continued operation.
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I know option A is correct, but isn’t option B also correct?
I though CFAI text says a firm’s going-concern valuation and its liquidation value will show that the going-concern value will always be greater than the liquidation value. I’m going to check it out again and paste it on here if I can find it.