Which of the following statements are true for the given special cases of the Traveling Salesman Problem?
Statement 1 is false (assuming P $\neq$ NP) because any instance $G$ of the NP-complete Hamiltonian Cycle problem can be reduced to an instance of the TSP in which every edge cost is either 1 or 2. 

Why? Define a TSP instance on a complete graph $K_n$, with edge cost 1 whenever the corresponding edge is also in the original graph $G$, and edge cost 2 otherwise. Now a TSP tour of cost $\le n$ exists in the complete graph if and only if $G$ has an Hamiltonian cycle.