Which statement is true about the aircraft's basic configuration?

Which statement is true about the aircraft's basic configuration?

• A. It has 2 lavatories, 1 galley, and 3 flight deck window exits.
• B. It has 3 lavatories, 2 galleys, and 2 flight deck window exits.
• C. It has 4 lavatories, 3 galleys, and 2 flight deck window exits.
• D. It has 3 lavatories, 2 galleys, and 1 flight deck window exit.

Answer: (B)

The main idea tested is the standard cabin and cockpit layout of the B737-700 (73G) used by United, focusing on how many lavatories, galleys, and flight deck window exits it has. In this configuration, there are two galleys to service both ends of the cabin, three lavatories to support passenger flow, and two flight deck window exits for crew emergency egress. That combination matches the statement describing three lavatories, two galleys, and two flight deck window exits, which is why it’s the correct choice. The other options would imply an atypical arrangement—either fewer or more galleys or lavatories, or only one or three cockpit exits—none of which aligns with this aircraft’s usual setup.

The main idea tested is the standard cabin and cockpit layout of the B737-700 (73G) used by United, focusing on how many lavatories, galleys, and flight deck window exits it has. In this configuration, there are two galleys to service both ends of the cabin, three lavatories to support passenger flow, and two flight deck window exits for crew emergency egress. That combination matches the statement describing three lavatories, two galleys, and two flight deck window exits, which is why it’s the correct choice. The other options would imply an atypical arrangement—either fewer or more galleys or lavatories, or only one or three cockpit exits—none of which aligns with this aircraft’s usual setup.