A table contains $6$ blocks, with each block containing up to $4$ rows. Each row has a flight, airline, time, airport, and aircraft. Rows are sorted on airport.

A multi$-$level index has $2$ levels, a top and bottom level. Each index block can hold up to $3$ entries.

The top level has $1$ block with $3$ entries, and the bottom level has $3$ blocks: a block with $2$ entries, a block with $1$ entry, and a block with $3$ entries.

Entries are sorted on airport.

The index entries and related table rows are:

Top level entry ABQ points to a bottom level block containing entries ABQ and DTW$.$

Bottom level entry ABQ points to a table block containing rows:

Row $1$: $151,$ Lufthansa, $10$:$45,$ ABQ, Boeing $737$;

Row $2$: $1038,$ Delta Air Lines, $5$:$30,$ ALF, MD $11$;

Row $3$: $588,$ British Airways, $4$:$30,$ BLR$,$ Boeing $747$;

Row $4$: $857,$ Aer Lingus, $9$:$30,$ CPO, Boeing $737$;

Bottom level entry DTW points to a table block containing rows:

Row $5$: $834,$ Aer Lingus, $4$:$05,$ DTW$,$ Boeing $777$;

Row $6$: $752,$ British Airways, $18$:$15,$ HAV, MD $11$;

Row $7$: $1129,$ Air China, $2$:$40,$ JNB$,$ Airbus $321$;

Top level entry MAA points to a bottom level block containing entry MAA.

Bottom level entry MAA points to a table block containing rows:

Row $8$: $659,$ Air India, $2$:$00,$ MAA, Airbus $321$;

Row $9$: $393,$ Aer Lingus, $16$:$25,$ MAD, Boeing $787$;

Row $10$: $900,$ Air China, $11$:$50,$ NKG$,$ Boeing $747$;

Row $11$: $837,$ United Airlines, $22$:$20,$ OAK, MD$-90$;

Top level entry ONT points to a bottom level block containing entries ONT, SJC$,$ and VAA.

Bottom level entry ONT points to a table block containing rows:

Row $12$: $390,$ American Airlines, $6$:$00,$ ONT, MD $11$;

Row $13$: $1157,$ Lufthansa, $8$:$25,$ PMO, Boeing $787$;

Row $14$: $650,$ Southwest Airlines, $4$:$30,$ QRO, Airbus A$320$;

Bottom level entry SJC points to a table block containing rows:

Row $15$: $368,$ Southwest Airlines, $17$:$45,$ SJC$,$ Boeing $737$;

Row $16$: $973,$ British Airways, $12$:$45,$ SVQ$,$ MD$-90$;

Row $17$: $789,$ Lufthansa, $6$:$20,$ THR$,$ Airbus A$321$;

Row $18$: $559,$ Air India, $3$:$10,$ UTP, Airbus A$320$;

Bottom level entry VAA points to a table block containing rows:

Row $19$: $822,$ Aer Lingus, $16$:$50,$ VAA, Boeing $777$;

Row $20$: $913,$ United Airlines, $10$:$50,$ WGA, Airbus A$320$;

Row $21$: $167,$ Air India, $9$:$20,$ ZCL$,$ MD$-90$;

The table is sorted on Airport.

The index on Airport is sparse.

Yes

Are any blocks split when the

following query executes?INSERT INTO FlightTable

VALUES $(473,$ 'Air India',

$\text{'}17$:$15\text{'},$ 'GUM', 'Boeing $737\text{'})$