Answer:
C
Explanation:
Just the spread of normally distributed data tells us nothing about the mean, mode or median, so answers A, B, and E are out of question.
The range is based on the difference between the highest and lowest elements. As there can be big outliers, we have no idea if D is true, although we expect distributions with bigger spread to generally exhibit bigger ranges.
We're left with answer C. Standard deviation is a measure of "how much the data can deviate from the mean". It's also one of the measures of spread. We expect data that's more spread out (higher spread) to have a higher standard deviation.