Statement A ("Its enables people to control their own data") is generally considered true as Web 3.0 promotes user data ownership and self-sovereign identity. Statement B ("Allows peer-to-peer interaction without intermediaries") is true, as Web 3.0 architectures (like blockchain) facilitate direct interactions between users, reducing reliance on central platforms. Statement C ("It does not include Crypto currency") is false, as cryptocurrencies are integral to the economic layer of many Web 3.0 applications. Statement D ("It doesn't use the block chain technology") is false, as blockchain is a foundational technology for Web 3.0's decentralization and transparency.