German Dada, as used by Otto Dix and other German artists, utilized reality in their works and unlike cubism and surrealism, Dada always reflected reality

False

Explanation:

It is not true that Dada always reflected reality, or that this characteristic made it different to cubism and surrealism. Although all of these movements reflected some aspect of reality, they were all heavily drawn towards the creation of alternative views of such reality. The Dada movement focused on the rejection of logic, rationality and standard contemporary values of society. This movement developed after World War I, and was, to a large extent, a reaction to the horrors of the war.