$1.$ FCPA in action.Part A$.$A government official may include which of the following:YesNo$1.$ Candidates for public office $($e$.$g$.,$ a school board member$)2.$ Company agent$3.$ Company business manager$4.$ Company consultant$5.$ Company development director Company executiveConsultant to a government$-$owned or government$-$controlled, state$-$run, or nationalized company $9$ Employee of a government$-$controlled or state$-$run company$10$ Employee of a local charity$11$ Employee of a national charity$12$ Employee of a public company$13$ Employee of state$-$owned energy company$14$ Employee of state$-$owned railroad$15$ Employee of state$-$owned utility$16$ Employee of the United Nations$17$ Employee of the World Bank$18$ Family members of government officials$19$ Janitor of a state$-$owned hospital$20$ Person acting in an official capacity for or on behalf of a government or public international organization$21$ Persons with honorary titles$22$ Physician$23$ Physician in a state$-$owned hospital$24$ Political party representatives$25$ Private school teacher$26$ Royal family membersPart B$.$ed$?30$s$?$ In earnedprison?For the FCPA, which of the following can be considered something of value?YesNod other sons in$1$ A promise, offer, or guarantee of something in the future$1.$ Airline tickets$2.$ Bitcoin$3.$ Bonds$4.$ Campaign contributions$5.$ Cash$6.$ Charitable contributions$7.$ Commissions, rebates, retainers, or royalties$8.$ Gifts or entertainment$9.$ Overpayment of invoice$110$Q coins$1.$ Scholarship or internship for a family member$2.$ Stocks securities$3.$ Travel expenses or sightseeing excursions$4.$ Under$-$pricing of products and services$5.$ Per diem monies$6.$ Down payments$7.$ Loans