Question

letters b,c and d are all in the western hemisphere.

Explanation:

To determine if B, C, D are in the Western Hemisphere, we recall that the Western Hemisphere is west of the Prime Meridian (0° longitude) and includes the Americas. If the map (with grid lines, likely longitude) shows B, C, D in regions like the Americas (western longitudes), but often in such basic geography, if the context (like a standard grid where Western Hemisphere is left of 0° or certain longitudes) and if B, C, D are in the Americas' longitude range, but wait—actually, without the map's full details, but in typical such questions, if the map has B, C, D in the Western Hemisphere (e.g., Americas), but maybe the question is testing that. Wait, no—wait, the Western Hemisphere is defined as the hemisphere containing the Americas, west of the Prime Meridian (0°) and east of the 180° meridian. If the map (the left image) has B, C, D in the Western Hemisphere (e.g., on the Americas side), but maybe the answer is True? Wait, no—wait, maybe the map shows that B, C, D are in the Western Hemisphere. But actually, in standard geography, the Western Hemisphere includes North and South America. If the map (with the grid) has B, C, D in that region, then the statement is True. Wait, but the options are True (A) or False (D). Wait, maybe the map is a world map with longitude lines, and B, C, D are in the Western Hemisphere. So the statement "Letters B, C and D are all in the western hemisphere" is True, so the correct option is A. True.

Answer:

A. True