Blowing up a locker with a firecracker would be considered arson. True or False?

Blowing up a locker with a firecracker would not be classified as arson because arson specifically pertains to the intentional setting of fire to property, typically with the intent to cause damage or destruction. Since the scenario involves an explosion but does not explicitly mention that fire is involved in a manner that aligns with the legal definition of arson, it cannot be categorized as such.

Additionally, arson laws generally require that the act must threaten lives or cause damage to someone else's property through fire or an explosion that is initiated with the intent to do harm. If the act caused significant damage to the locker or surrounding property and was done maliciously, it could fit other criminal definitions but still wouldn’t technically be defined as arson. Therefore, the statement is false.