Explanation:

- Option 1: Causing death with the intention to kill refers to planning or consciously doing an act with the purpose of ending someone's life.

- Option 2: It involves the intent to inflict bodily harm that is severe enough that it is likely to result in death.

- Option 3: This covers situations where a person acts knowing death is a likely outcome, even if it was not their direct intention.

- Option 4: All the above options encapsulate different aspects of what can constitute culpable homicide, as they indicate various states of mind and intentions leading to someone's death.