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A
Last longer than permanent
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B
Are less permanent and fade gradually, with little or no lift of natural pigment
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C
Cut the hair
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D
Cannot add tone
Why this is the answer
Demi-permanent and semi-permanent colors are generally less long-lasting than permanent color: they deposit color and fade gradually over a number of shampoos, and they typically do little or no lifting (lightening) of the natural pigment, since they use little or no developer (or a low-strength one). Permanent color, by contrast, can lift and lasts until it grows out. Knowing the broad differences among temporary, semi-, demi-, and permanent color (longevity and lift) is standard color theory, with specifics learned through training.
Source: Hair Care — Color Longevity Types