Which threshold defines LARGE galley size?

Which threshold defines LARGE galley size?

• A. 1-50
• B. 51-99
• C. >100
• D. 101-200

Answer: (C)

Large galley size is determined by capacity—specifically how many meals the galley can produce. If that capacity exceeds 100, the galley is considered LARGE. So the threshold is anything greater than 100, which covers all numbers from 101 onward. The other ranges fall at or below that threshold (1–50 and 51–99), so they’re not large. The option that matches the general rule is the one describing more than 100, since it isn’t limited to a fixed upper bound like 101–200.

Large galley size is determined by capacity—specifically how many meals the galley can produce. If that capacity exceeds 100, the galley is considered LARGE. So the threshold is anything greater than 100, which covers all numbers from 101 onward. The other ranges fall at or below that threshold (1–50 and 51–99), so they’re not large. The option that matches the general rule is the one describing more than 100, since it isn’t limited to a fixed upper bound like 101–200.