The 1000-foot drug-free zone includes which location?

• A. School
• B. Public Swimming Pool
• C. Private Residence
• D. Video Arcade

Answer: (A)

Drug-free zones are defined to extend around schools to protect students from drug activity in places where kids are present. Because the zone is centered on a school, a school itself is the location that falls inside that 1000-foot radius, making it the correct choice. The other options—public swimming pools, private residences, and video arcades—aren’t designated drug-free zones by statute unless they happen, by chance, to sit within 1000 feet of a school; they aren’t inherently part of the protected zone themselves.