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✓ Correct! Software configuration management seeks to ensure the integrity, that is, the consistency and correctness of configuration items. In addition, it seeks to maintain traceability, that is, the ability to track and understand changes made to configuration items over time.

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✓ Correct! Software configuration management is responsible for maintaining control of changes to the software, ensuring that all versions and changes are properly identified, recorded and controlled.

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✓ Correct! Software version management is responsible for identifying and controlling changes to the software, ensuring that each version is clearly identifiable and that changes are properly documented and approved.

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✓ Correct! A version control system is a system that is responsible for controlling changes in the software, allowing the management and control of all versions of the source code and associated documents.

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✓ Correct! Release management is the process of planning, coordinating, and controlling the distribution of software versions. It includes activities such as identifying deliverables, planning release dates, and coordinating delivery of the software to users or customers.

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✓ Correct! Software configuration management is a process used to manage and control changes to software throughout its life cycle. It includes activities such as version control, change control, release management, and software configuration management.

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✓ Correct! A backup is a duplicate copy of the software files that is made for the purpose of data recovery in the event of loss, failure, or disaster. It is an important precautionary measure to ensure the availability and integrity of the data.

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✓ Correct! The main branch, also known as a trunk, is the main branch of software development in a version control system. It is the branch where most of the development is done and changes from other branches are integrated.