Which of the following statements regarding a single temperature reading of an object at a temperature above absolute zero measured in units of Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin are true?
• The Celsius value is always greater than the Fahrenheit value.
• The Kelvin value is always lower than the Celsius value.
• The Kelvin value is always greater than the Celsius value.
• The Kelvin value is always lower than the Fahrenheit value.
• The Celsius value is always lower than the Fahrenheit value.
• The Kelvin value is always greater than the Fahrenheit value.