Which of the Following Is the Correct Definition of Libel

question 41

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct definition of libel and slander?

• A) Libel is an attack on reputation by print or picture and slander is an attack on reputation by speech.
• B) Libel is a legal term meaning at fault and slander is an insult to someone's family.
• C) Libel is an attack on reputation by speech and slander is an attack on reputation done through pictures or print.
• D) Libel is a legal term meaning at fault and slander is an attack on someone's reputation.

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Definitions:

Pass By Reference

A method of passing arguments to functions where the function can modify the actual value of the variable by having its address.

Actual Parameters

The actual values or expressions passed to a function during a function call.

Parameters

Variables listed as part of a function's declaration or definition, representing the inputs that the function accepts.

Formal Arguments

Parameters specified in the function definition, representing the values that will be passed to the function upon its call.