Please answer the following Assembly x86 Questions with either TRUE or FALSE. 1. The PUSHAD instruction pushes all the 32-bit general-purpose registers on the stack.

2. The SS register points to the last value pushed on the stack.

3. The POP instruction copies a value from the stack to an operand, then it increments the stack pointer

4. When a macro is invoked, both CALL and RET instructions are needed.

5. When the instruction CALL runs, ESP always changes value.

6. The stack can be used as temporary data storage.

7. There are multiple stack frames in the stack when there is a nested procedure call

8. The RET instruction at the end of a procedure is optional

9. The instruction: ret 8 means that 8 input parameters will be removed from the stack

10. There are 2 conventions to clear input parameters from the stack: - one that requires the calling procedure (caller) to clean up input parameters - one that requires the called procedure (callee) to clean up input parameters