In this example class-var = new classname( ); class-var is a variable of the class type being created

true

 True.

  

 How can class-var be a variable of the class type. It is an object or an instance of the classtype.

A variable is an attribute of the instance class-var..class-var by itself cannot be a variable.

My answer is false.

class-var is instance or reference.
Its not a variable

class-var can be an instance and even if taken as a variable it can be either of the class classname or a supertype of it.
My ans is FALSE

Let us take an example of a data type int.

eg: int i;

Now i is the variable of the data type int and int can store numeric data.
let us see this now.

class A{
 int  i;
}

public class AA{

public static void main(String args[])
A objA = new A();
}

What is happening here that we are creating a new variable objA which can handle the data and methods of A.

So, it is true to say that class-var is a variable of the class type being created.

false

no its not create a object

In this Question in the given example class-var is nothing but an object of class classname