Question

Choose four requirements that must be met when choosing a solvent for recrystallization. Solute must be soluble both at room temperature and the boiling point. Solvent must be easily removed (i.e., have a low boiling point and high vapor pressure). Solute may react with the solvent, as long as the reaction is incomplete. Impurities must be insoluble at the boiling point or soluble at room temperature. A small amount of crystals should be obtained. A fine powder should be obtained when the solution is cooled. A large amount of largo crystals should form when the solution is cooled. Solute must be insoluble at room temperature and soluble at the boiling point. The solid should melt rather than dissolve at the boiling point. The solvent must not react with the solute.

Answer 1

I think what you have marked is perfectly correct.
you want to form crystal of solute and hence solvent must be easily removed
Large crystal in large amount is easier forseparation
solute must get dissolved at higher temperature
The solute and solvent must be not reacting, If they react , diffrent compound will be formed which can't be separated