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Answer 1

The
`x`-intercept is where the graph intersects the
`x`-axis. So, there is an
`x`-intercept at
`(-4,0)`.

The
`y`-intercept is where the graph intersects the
`y`-axis. So, there is a
`y`-intercept at
`(0,-1)`.

The horizontal asymptote is what the graph approaches as
`x \to \pm \infty`. So, there is a horizontal asymptote with equation
`y=-2`.

The vertical asymptote is where the graph approaches
`\pm \infty`. So, there is a vertical asymptote with equation
`x=-5`.