Inheritance (part 1)

If a data member from the base class is directly accessible through the member functions any derived classes, but is not publicly available to users of the type, that data member must be declared under which access specifier?

If a derived class inherits from the base class with protected inheritance, the public data members and member functions from the base class will:

It is appropriate to have a derived class inherit from the base class using private inheritance when you:

Which of the following responses illustrates one way to correctly implement an inheritance scheme in C++?

To implement an is a relationship amongst objects in our program, we should use what method of inheritance?

In our lesson, we describe two fundamental but related functions of inheritance. We can define a base class that specifies a set of public member functions that the derived class must implement so that a user can use the derived typed objects through the interface provided by the base type. What function of inheritance is this?

In our lesson, we describe two fundamental but related functions of inheritance. When we define a base class that provides facilities (data members and member functions) to the derived type, what inheritance function are we applying?