Explanation:

- Option 1: True

- ?? This is the correct answer.

- If the offeree dies before accepting the offer, the offer cannot be accepted as there is no one to accept it.

- Acceptance requires a living party to communicate agreement to the offer.

- Option 2: Partly True

- This would mean that it is only true under certain conditions.

- However, the rule is generally that the offer is terminated upon the offeree's death.

- Option 3: False

- This would imply that the offer remains open even after the offeree's death.

- Contract law generally does not support this.

- Option 4: None of the above

- This would indicate that all the other statements are incorrect.

- However, the first option is correct according to general contract law principles.