Answer: 1. All of the bonds will have the same value when they reach maturity.
2. Seasoned Issue
Explanation:
1. From the graph given/attached, it is shown that all the bonds will converge in terms of price as they reach maturity. This is because they are different types of bonds and all bonds mature as they converge on par. Johnson's bond is a discount bond and so will increase in price as it approaches par. Irwin's is a Par bond so will not change as it is already at Par. Smith's bond will reduce in price as it approaches Par as it is a premium bond.
2. If the bond were a new issue it would not have been trading in the past few years but rather just the current year. As it has been trading in previous years, it has been around for some time making Johnson's bonds a Seasoned Issue.