Higher indifference curves represent:

A) less utility than lower indifference curves.
B) more utility than lower indifference curves.
C) the same level of utility as lower indifference curves.
D) unknown levels of utility compared to lower indifference curves.

Indifference curves represent different combinations of two goods that provide the same level of utility to the consumer. Since higher indifference curves represent combinations that provide more utility to the consumer, the answer is B- more utility than lower indifference curves.