this question is talking about requirements for inheriting. the "is-a" relationship is something the derived class gains after the inheritance. if an "is-a" relationship was required to inherit it would be impossible to inherit any class (besides System.Object)
This question is not great to be honest.
I disagree with you that an "is-a" relationship is acquired after inheritance - a cat is "is-a" animal, and that perfectly describes the relationship between the two - I don't need to write any C# code for this to be true.
This question makes barely any sense and is misleading, so should be removed. It's saying 'properties must be public in order for the derived classes to use them' - this is simply not true - they could equally be internal, protected, protected-internal, or even private-protected
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