In the mobility table, numbers above 1.0 are shown in green and indicate higher likelihood; numbers below 1.0 are shown in yellow and indicate lower likelihood.

In the mobility table, numbers above 1.0 are shown in green and indicate higher likelihood; numbers below 1.0 are shown in yellow and indicate lower likelihood.

• A. Green
• B. Yellow
• C. Blue
• D. Red

Answer: (A)

Color coding in the mobility table communicates how a value compares to the baseline of 1.0. When a number is above 1.0, it means higher likelihood relative to that baseline, and that value is shown in green. Therefore green is the color that marks higher likelihood. Yellow indicates lower likelihood (below 1.0). Blue and red aren’t described as part of this scheme for indicating likelihood, so they don’t apply here.

Color coding in the mobility table communicates how a value compares to the baseline of 1.0. When a number is above 1.0, it means higher likelihood relative to that baseline, and that value is shown in green. Therefore green is the color that marks higher likelihood. Yellow indicates lower likelihood (below 1.0). Blue and red aren’t described as part of this scheme for indicating likelihood, so they don’t apply here.