Step 1: Hepatitis B Virus belongs to the Hepadnaviridae family and carries a DNA genome, unlike Hepatitis A, C and E which are RNA viruses.
Step 2: Its genome is a small circular DNA molecule that is not fully double stranded. One strand is complete while the other is shorter, leaving a single-stranded gap that gets filled in by the viral polymerase after infection.
Step 3: This unusual structure is called partially double stranded DNA, making option (D) correct. The RNA-based options do not apply because HBV genome is DNA, not RNA.