Multiple statement execution is enabled by default.

This question asks if MySQL allows you to run multiple SQL statements at once by default.
Think of it like giving a set of instructions to a computer.
In MySQL, you can write several instructions, one after another, and they will be executed in order.
So the answer is True.
By default, MySQL allows you to execute multiple statements together.
You don't have to turn on any special settings to do this.
This makes it easy to perform multiple tasks with a single query.
For example, you could create a new table, insert data into it, and then select data from it, all within a single query.