6.(10) T/F True/False ___ A byte is/was always 8 bits. ___ A word is determined by the particular system's architecture. ___ ASCII is an 8-bit character code. ___ EBCDIC is an 8-bit character code. ___ Unicode is an 8-bit character code. ___ UCS-16 is a fixed 2 byte character set. ___ The Unicode Glyph aspect determines the meaning of the character. ___ The Unicode Grapheme aspect determines the meaning of the character. ___ The Unicode Rules aspect determines the meaning of the character. ___ UTF-8 is dominant version for World-wide web. ___ UTF-16 is dominant version for World-wide web. ___ UCS-4 is a 2 or 4 byte variable length Unicode format. ___ Universal Coded Character Set (UCS) standard evolved from Unicode. ___ Universal Coded Character Set (UCS) standard does not cover rules such as collating or paired character exceptions.