About language paradigms, which is a false statement?

Question $7$ options:

So$-$called scripting languages are cited as $4$th generation languages that ease programming and are often interpreted vs$.$ compiled.

Functional languages are known for supporting concurrency and parallelism, although the pure functions used may modify external state information.

Turing complete languages can be used to provide any algorithm to provide problem solutions; HTML & XML are not categorized as Turing complete.

Procedural languages are known for sequential execution and top$-$down design, whereas logic$-$based languages are non$-$procedural in execution and are based on logical inference derived from provided rules.