Conditional Statement: If an animal is a rabbit, then it has long ears. Converse: If an animal has long ears, then it is a rabbit. Biconditional Statement: An animal has long ears if and only if it is a rabbit. The biconditional statement is true. The converse is false. The conditional statement is true. The biconditional statement is false.

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