Explanation:

- Rest and motion are relative terms:

- Rest and motion are defined based on the observer's frame of reference.

- An object can be in motion relative to one thing but at rest relative to another.

- Example: Sitting in a moving car feels like rest to the passenger but the car is in motion relative to the ground.

- Your answer: Option 1 is correct.

- Rest and motion are absolute terms:

- This would imply fixed states, not depending on a point of view.

- Not applicable, as motion is typically evaluated relatively.

- Rest and motion are negative terms:

- Terms "negative" typically refer to unfavorable conditions, not applicable here.

- Rest and motion are positive terms:

- Terms "positive" usually indicate favorable or beneficial conditions, not applicable here.