Easy Java Question

In each of the blanks below, write " F " if the statement beside the blank is true, "F" o4herwise. 1) An abstract class can have an abstract class as its superclass. 2) The number of constructors a class can have is limited to the number of instance variables the class has. 3) An error from attempting to instantiate an abstract class is identified at runtime. 4) The final keyword can be used to indicate that a class doesn't have a superclass. Multiple Choice [10pts] (approx. 2 minutes) 5) [4pts] We can use the keyword at runtime to determine if an instance is that of a specific elass (circle one) - isfrom - extends - Instanceof - super - (none of the above) 6) [3pts] Constructor chaining ... (circle one) - must appear at the end of a constructor, or be omitted - allows invoking a constructor of the same class and direct child classes - allows invoking a constructor of the same class and its direct superclass - is mandatory for all class constructors except the one that has the most parameters - (none of the above) 7) [3pts] The least restrictive class visibility is ... (circle one) - public - unprotected - default visibility (no visibility keyword used) - private - (none of the above)