How is the establishment clause different from the free$-$exercise clause?

Multiple Choice

The establishment clause gives individuals the right to practice any religion of their choice.

The establishment clause gives a government the right to restrain an individual's speech or writing if it is likely to instigate unlawful activities.

The establishment clause deals with limits on government's involvement with or support of religion.

The establishment clause is used to punish a person guilty of libel or slander.

The establishment clause bars the use of evidence obtained in violation of a defendant's rights.