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Multiple Choice

Which zone contains rows 1-5 and has 11 seats?

Think about how seating maps define zones: each zone is a block of consecutive rows, and the total number of seats in that block is shown for the zone. To match both conditions, you look for the zone that includes the front rows, rows 1 through 5, and then you verify the total seats in those rows within that zone—11 in this case. In the provided layout, the front-zone indeed contains rows 1–5 and sums to 11 seats, so that is the zone described by the question. The other zones either start after row 5 or have a different total seat count, so they don’t fit both criteria. If you want to double-check, add up the seats across rows 1–5 in that zone to confirm the total is 11.

Think about how seating maps define zones: each zone is a block of consecutive rows, and the total number of seats in that block is shown for the zone. To match both conditions, you look for the zone that includes the front rows, rows 1 through 5, and then you verify the total seats in those rows within that zone—11 in this case. In the provided layout, the front-zone indeed contains rows 1–5 and sums to 11 seats, so that is the zone described by the question. The other zones either start after row 5 or have a different total seat count, so they don’t fit both criteria. If you want to double-check, add up the seats across rows 1–5 in that zone to confirm the total is 11.