Rolf's post got in just before mine, so now I'm back to agreeing with him (Rolf that is).
Mughal and Rasmussen define null, true and false as "reserved literals" on a table separate from the list of keywords, which led me to believe that they are NOT keywords. Also that question came up on the Jaworski mock
test, and that exam did not consider null, true or false to be keywords. Bill Brogden's Java Exam Cram lists these words together with the other keywords in a table called "All Java reserved words". Maybe the wording of the question on the exam will give us a clue (reserved vs keyword) as to the correct answer.
[This message has been edited by Joe Java (edited March 01, 2000).]