This question is about linking the stages of the Product Life Cycle to the corresponding zone.

Option 1 identifies Product Development as Zone A, Maturity as Zone D, Growth as Zone B, and Introduction as Zone C. While it correctly matches Maturity with Zone D, the rest of the zones are incorrectly assigned.

Option 2 is the correct answer as it correctly matches all stages with their respective zones: Product Development is matched with Zone A, this is where a product is created and tested. The Maturity stage is paired with Zone D, which usually signifies a period when sales have peaked. Growth is linked with Zone C, showing the stage where a product`s sales are increasing at its fastest rate. Lastly, the Introduction stage is linked with Zone B, a stage when a new product is first introduced in the market.

Option 3 and 4 mix up the zones for different stages which don`t aptly represent the stages of a product life cycle and hence are incorrect.