Discussion
The number of entries actually filled in a typical LL(1) table, compared with the total number of cells, is
Answer: A
Each production contributes entries only for the terminals in its FIRST set. The sparsity is what makes compressed representations attractive for large grammars. A grammar with many terminals produces a table that is almost entirely empty.
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