Throughout its history, movie theaters have adapted to the changing demands of the audience. Which of the following is NOT one of the adaptations?
A) installed plush seats
B) created multiplexes
C) converted to digital
D) prohibited iPods in theaters

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The prohibition of iPods in theaters is not an adaptation to audience demands but rather a policy to prevent recording and piracy. The other options (A: installing plush seats, B: creating multiplexes, C: converting to digital) are all adaptations made by movie theaters to enhance the viewing experience and meet the evolving preferences and technological advancements relevant to moviegoers.

Throughout Its History, Movie Theaters Have Adapted to the Changing