1) Arrays can store any primitive or reference type, including other arrays. (T) 2) In an array of type double[], each element has type double[]. (F) 3) Allocating an array with the keyword "new" does not fill in any values, but using an initializer list does. (T) 4) An array's length cannot be changed after it is first set. (T) 5) A Java array's length must be known at compile time. (F) 6) Before the Phantom objects in an array are constructed, the values in the array are all 0. (F) 7) Indexing past the end of an array causes an ArrayOutOfBoundsException. (T) 8) If an array holds Image objects, the type of the array is Image[]. (T) 9) A two-dimensional array is a type of class in Java. (F) 10) All of the second-level arrays in a 2D array must have the same length. (F) 11) If the type of an array is int[][], it holds items of type int[]. (T) 12) Arrays may be passed as parameters, but this causes them to be copied and is therefore expensive. (F) 13) ArrayList is a class that uses an array, but lets you add as many objects as you want by resizing the array internally. (T) 14) If you pass an array to a method, that method can change its contents. (T)