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Melodic Interaction in Fugues and Chorale Preludes

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How does melodic interaction in a fugue differ from that in a chorale prelude?
AIn a chorale prelude, two melodies remain separate and reappear at different times throughout the piece, whereas a fugue contrasts a traditional hymn tune with a countermelody.
BIn a fugue, two melodies chase each other through various keys and pitch levels, whereas a chorale prelude contrasts a traditional hymn tune with a countermelody.
CIn a fugue, two melodies remain separate and reappear at different times throughout the piece, whereas a chorale prelude contrasts a traditional hymn tune with a countermelody.
DIn a chorale prelude, two melodies chase each other through various keys and pitch levels, whereas a fugue contrasts a traditional hymn tune with a countermelody.
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