What will be displayed in the list box when the following code runs?
```
Select Case num
Case 6, 7, 11
lstBox.Items.Add("W")
Case Is < 7
lstBox.Items.Add("X")
Case Is > 5
lstBox.Items.Add("Y")
Case Else
lstBox.Items.Add("Z")
End Select
```
(A) Z can never be displayed.
(B) W, X and Y will be displayed if the value of num is 6.
(C) W and Y will be displayed if the value of num is 7.
(D) Z will always be displayed.
(A) Z can never be displayed.
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