Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer. Question 1 Destructors in an inheritance hierarchy do not require any intervention, since each class in the hierarchy has but one destructor and each destructor calls its sole base class counterpart automatically. Correct Incorrect Priv Teri Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.X Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer. Question 2 10 points Each constructor of a derived class calls a constructor of its base class. By default, that constructor is the no-argument constructor. To override this default, we insert an explicit call to the base class constructor. Correct Incorrect rivQuestion 3 Each constructor of a derived class calls a constructor of its base class O Correct IncorrectQuestion 4 The header in the definition of the copy constructor for a derived class takes the form Derived( const Derived& identifier) : Base( identifier) { 11 ... O Correct O IncorrectL> A Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer. Question 5 Each constructor of a derived class calls a constructor of its base class. By default, that constructor is the no-argument constructor. O Correct O IncorrectQuestion 6 Inheritance hierarchies that access resources at multiple levels require intervention. Correct O Incorrect