Consider the following code snippet:

class Home

$\{$

public:

Home$()$;

virtual void set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$;

private:

string address;

string landmark;

$\}$;

Home::Home$()$

$\{$

address $=""$;

landmark $=""$;

$\}$

void Home::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$

$\{$

cout $<<$ "Home : set$\_$address function" $<<$ endl;

$\}$

class Villa : public Home

$\{$

public:

Villa$()$;

void set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$;

$\}$;

Villa::Villa$()$

$\{\}$

void Villa::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$

$\{$

cout $<<$ "Villa : set$\_$address function" $<<$ endl;

$\}$

int main$()$

$\{$

Home$*$ q$1=$ new Home;

Villa$*$ cq$1=$ new Villa;

q$1=$ cq$1$;

q$1->$set$\_$address$("$Which function?"$)$;

return $0$;

$\}$

Which of the following is true about the statement $"$q$1->$set$\_$address$("$Which function?"$)$;$"?$

Question $7$ options:

Home::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$ is called by q$1$ which then calls Villa::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$

Villa::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$ is called by q$1$ which then calls Home::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$

Home::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$ is called by q$1$

Villa::set$\_$address$($string new$\_$address$)$ is called by q$1$