True or False: All virtual machines (VMs) share the resources provided by the actual host machine.

The statement that all virtual machines (VMs) share the resources provided by the actual host machine is true. Virtual machines operate on a hypervisor, which acts as an intermediary between the VMs and the physical hardware of the host. Each VM is allocated a portion of the host's resources—such as CPU, memory, storage, and network bandwidth.

This sharing is fundamental to the operation of virtualization technology, whereby multiple VMs can run simultaneously on the same physical hardware. The hypervisor manages these resources to ensure that the VMs can operate independently while utilizing the underlying host resources.

The correct option reflects this core aspect of virtualization, emphasizing the shared nature of resources among all VMs that run on a host machine. Each VM operates in its own isolated environment, but they inherently rely on the physical machine's resources, leading to the conclusion that all VMs indeed share these resources.