Explanation:

- Passive aiding: Involves providing assistance without direct involvement or intention, often inadvertently. Not typically aligned with legal definitions of abetment.

- Active aiding: Involves taking direct and purposeful actions to assist in the commission of a crime, but doesn’t necessarily require intention or knowledge about the crime's nature.

- Intentional aiding: Involves knowingly and intentionally providing assistance or encouragement to commit an offense. This is crucial for establishing abetment by aid in legal terms.

- None of the above: Specifies that none of the provided options were accurate, which is not the case here.