Answer:
I think it is B. To make a follow-up True/False decision
Explanation:
The keyword, elif can be used like this.
>>> x = "Hello World"
>>> if x == "Hello World": # Returns False since x is equal to Hello world
>>> print("x is True")
>>> elif x is False: # Returns False since x is not False
>>> print("x is False")
>>> else: # Returns False since x is equal to "Hello World"
>>> print("x is True and has uknown value")
