Is the Trans Golgi network where lysosomal proteins are assembled into pre-lysosomal vesicles?

can someone help me with the following questions? I would be greatly appreciative:

a) Is the Trans Golgi network where lysosomal proteins are assembled into pre-lysosomal vesicles?

b) Are rabs are vesicle-associated GTP-binding proteins that participate in recruitment of motor proteins that help move vesicles through the cytoplasm?

c) Do glycosyltransferases transfer specific sugars to proteins?

d) When neuronal cells release neurotransmitters, do they engage in regulated secretion?

e) Do glycolytic enzymes lack the SRP-binding signal sequence?

f) Is the ER and Golgi cisternal space where glycosyltransferases "live and work"?

and g) Does translation of the ER signal peptide on free ribosomes cause translation to transiently halt until the STP delivers the entire complex to the STP receptor and translocon on the rough endoplasmic reticulum?

Even answers to one or two of these would help me immensely