A. True, the owner of an object in Oracle automatically has all privileges on that object. This means they can perform any operation on the object, including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and so forth.C. True, the REFERENCES privilege must be granted explicitly by the table owner to another user or role to allow the grantee to define foreign key constraints that reference the primary or unique key of the owner's table. This is crucial in scenarios involving relational integrity constraints across tables owned by different users.
References:
Oracle documentation on object privileges: Oracle Database SQL Language Reference
Explanation of REFERENCES privilege: Oracle Database Security Guide
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