I believe what the question is trying to
test is your understanding of the relationship between classes and objects.
Java is what we call a class-based OOP language. You can think of a class as a template for all the instances that can be constructed from it. The values of the fields in each instance, taken as a whole, are also called the object's state. So if we use classes to make instances (objects), is the answer to your question yes or no? You tell me.