Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. A MouseEventArgs object’s GetPosition event always returns a position relative to the top left of the WPF window.
2. A routed event is ignored after its Handled property is set to True.
3. A bubbling event travels down the container hierarchy, and a tunneling event travels up the container hierarchy.
4. The CanExecute event for a command allows you to implement logic that determines whether a command should be enabled or disabled.
5. WPF styles require you to explicitly set the individual properties of each control.

1. False. The position is relative to the top left of the control which raises the event.
2. True.
3. False. The opposite is true -- a bubbling event travels up the hierarchy, and a tunneling event travels down the hierarchy
4. True.
5. False. Styles allow you to apply one style definition to several controls, even controls of different types.