Consider a real world object as 'Cricket Ball'. Now, mention two behaviours and methods each by taking the 'Cricket Ball' as a software Object.

Refer a class structure as shown below:

class MySchool {
    Name
    Address
    Principal's name
    AcceptData();
    PrintData();
}

With reference to the above class declaration, indicate whether the following statements are True/False:

1. Acceptdata( ) is the characteristic of the class.
2. Address is behaviour of the class.
3. Acceptdata( ) and PrintData( ) are the common behaviour for the objects of class 'MySchool'.
4. Behaviours is the medium of inter-object communication.
5. Creating multiple objects of the class 'MySchool' is not possible.

You want to create a class 'Football'. Choose the elements to be used as characteristics and behavior from the list given below:
Ball, Goalkeeper, Making a goal, Defender, Forward player, passing ball, Referee, hitting corner, making fault

Write a program by using a class 'Picnic' without any data members but having only functions as per the specifications given below:
class name : Picnic
void display1( ): To print venue, place and reporting time.
void display2( ): To print number of students, name of the teacher accompanying and bus number.
Write a main class to create an object of the class 'Picnic' and call the functions display1() and display2( ) to enable the task.