What are cookie domains used for?

there is a choice, can someone give me some suggestion?
What are cookie domains used for?
A/ to be easily recognizable by digital certificates that are also based on domains
B/ to instruct the browser that the cookie should be send only to the domain it came from
C/ to provide convenient way for the user to group cookies by their domains
D/ All of Above
E/ None of Above

Not only does that not appear to be a Java question,
but the OP didn't even take a guess at the answer and
explain why he thought that that answer was correct.thanks! i support with your viewpoint, solve a problem will be the most important mission, but not consured! i am cognizant of this is a mistake to ask other questions in java forum ,but this question didn't far away j2ee project, though this is a choice, but only get a answer is not my original intention! i hope i can call on anyone join in this discussion!
thanks...

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