You overhear two students discussing the topic of Doppler shift.
Student 1: Since Betelgeuse is a red star, it must be going away from us, and since Rigel is a blue star it must be coming toward us.
Student 2:
I disagree, the color of the star does not tell you if it is moving. You have to look at the shift in wavelength of the lines in the star's absorption spectrum to determine whether
it's moving toward or away from you.
Do you agree or disagree with either or both of the students?

agree with student 2, disagree with student 1

Explanation:

If you want to know if the wavelength of light was shifted you have to know the original wavelengths

Since we know the absorption spectrum for elements like hydrogen, we can look for these absorption lines in the star's spectra and figure out what direction these lines are shifted and tell if the star is moving away or towards us

The color of the star refers to the temperature of the star's surface which is not related to the doppler shift of the star

this means that the temperature of both substances will be equal

the entire statement is true and correct.  

there's no diagram, nothing is illustrated, and no question is asked.