Highlight T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false.

$.$ The "Fetch" phase of the Fetch$-$Decode$-$Execute cycle involves retrieving the next instruction from memory. T F

$.$ During the "Decode" phase, the fetched instruction is executed. T F

$.$ During the "Decode" phase, the computer figures out what the instruction means. T F

$.$ In the "Execute" phase, the ALU $($Arithmetic Logic Unit$)$ performs arithmetic and logical operations specified by the instruction. T F

$.$ The Fetch$-$Decode$-$Execute cycle is not repeated for every instruction in a program. T F

$.$ The Fetch$-$Decode$-$Execute cycle is a fundamental process in the execution of a computer program. T F

$.$ The "Fetch" phase grabs the instruction from memory, but not the data it needs. T F

$.$ The "Fetch" phase always happens before the "Decode" phase. T F

$.$ Registers are small, fast storage locations inside the CPU used for temporary data storage during the Fetch$-$Decode$-$Execute cycle. T F