Bitcoin.com Wallet: How to export separately addresses and private key from json file?

Bitcoin.com Wallet: How to export separately addresses and private key from json file?

I created a wallet by Bitcoin.com Wallet application for Windows. And then I generated 3 BTC addresses for this wallet.

I then exported this wallet using Export Wallet and and chose File/Text option, set a password and downloaded a json file.

(1) How can I export separately these 3 BTC addresses and private key from this json file?

(2) Is there a single private key usable for all these 3 BTC addresses? If no, How to export private key of each of 3 BTC addresses separately from this json file?

(3) The password that I set for this wallet is usable for all these 3 BTC addresses? Is it possible to generate a separate password for each BTC address in a wallet?

(4) Is it possible to create a paper wallet (a PDF file instead of json file) by Bitcoin.com Wallet application?

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