Study the given Venn diagram carefully and answer the question. The numbers in different sections indicate the number of persons. (NOTE: You have to take the given data to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.) How many Travelers are from Scotland but are not men?

The correct answer is 11.

To find the number of persons who are Travelers from Scotland but are not men, we need to analyze the provided Venn diagram carefully:

Step 1: Identify the groups represented by the circles:

1. The top-left circle represents persons from Scotland.
2. The top-right circle represents Travelers.
3. The bottom circle represents Men.

Step 2: Understand the conditions given in the question:

We are looking for persons who belong to both the Scotland circle and the Travelers circle, but do not belong to the Men circle.

Step 3: Analyze the intersection region:

- The region where the Scotland circle and the Travelers circle overlap contains two numbers: 11 and 3.
- The number 3 lies inside the bottom circle representing Men (which represents men who are travelers from Scotland).
- The number 11 lies strictly outside the bottom circle representing Men.

Therefore, the number of Travelers who are from Scotland but are not men is 11.