Question

1. software code that is freely shared for the purpose of creating new software is called

intellectual property.
trademark.
creative commons.
copyright.

1. people you talk to on chat

may not be telling the truth.
never tell the truth.
cannot be on chat unless they tell the truth.
always tell the truth.

Explanation:

• Question 3:
• Intellectual property: Refers to creations of the mind, like inventions, but not specifically code shared for new software creation.
• Trademark: A sign, design, or expression used to identify a source of goods/services, not relevant here.
• Creative commons: Licenses that allow free sharing and use of work (like software code) for creating new works.
• Copyright: Grants exclusive rights to the creator, not about free sharing for new software.
• Question 4:
• May not be telling the truth: In chat, people can be anonymous or have motives to deceive, so it's a possibility.
• Never tell the truth: Too extreme; some people do tell the truth.
• Cannot be on chat unless they tell the truth: Not a rule of chat platforms.
• Always tell the truth: Unrealistic as there are dishonest people.

Answer:

1. creative commons.
2. may not be telling the truth.