Which statement about Restricted Areas Level 2 is true?

• A. It may be inside Level One but shall not be inside Level Three
• B. It is the most secure
• C. It must be outside Level One
• D. It has no security requirements

Answer: (A)

Understanding how Restricted Areas are nested helps you see why Level 2 fits inside Level One but cannot be inside Level Three. Level One provides an outer boundary that can include Level 2 spaces, while Level Three represents a separate, more restrictive boundary that should not contain Level 2. This arrangement preserves distinct security perimeters and prevents mixing less-restricted areas with the most restricted zones. The other statements conflict with this nesting rule: Level 2 isn’t described as the most secure, it does have security implications, and Level 2 isn’t required to be outside Level One.