Consider the following Boolean expressions where $($Boolean expression$)$ represents any valid Boolean expression:

True and $($Boolean expression$)$

evaluates to:

Choice $1$ of $5$:True

Choice $2$ of $5$:False

Choice $3$ of $5$:The same result as $($Boolean expression$)$

Choice $4$ of $5$:The opposite result as $($Boolean expression$)$

Choice $5$ of $5$:It can't be determined