Question $1(1$ point$)$ Object act as a blueprint$($plan or recipe$)$ for defining class.Question $1$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $2(1$ point$)$ Classes are instances of objects.Question $2$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $3(1$ point$)$ Using the concept of abstraction and encapsulation, the programmer can write the client software first, even before the class exists.Question $3$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $4(1$ point$)$ Encapsulation provides users of a class no need to understand how they work.Question $4$ options:TrueFalseQuestion $5(1$ point$)$ Abstraction and encapsulation are both important concepts on Object$-$oriented programming.Question $5$ options:TrueFalse