Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept: A disjunction is false only when both disjuncts are false; use this to determine the truth values of component propositions.
Given that $p$ is true and $(y \vee r)$ is false. Since $(y \vee r)$ is false, both $y$ and $r$ must be false. With $p$ true, $q$ false, and $r$ false, we can evaluate the original statement. The statement evaluates to true (TFF).
Correct Answer: 1