In the following SQL query, what does "person" stands for? INSERT INTO person (person_id, fname, lname) VALUES (1,’S’,’P’);

Answer: Option C

This question is about understanding the basic structure of an SQL query. Let's break down the code:
    `INSERT INTO person` - This part tells the database that we want to insert some data into a table.
    `person` - This is the name of the table where we're adding the data.
    `(person_id, fname, lname)` - These are the names of the columns (like fields in a spreadsheet) within the `person` table.
    `VALUES (1,’S’,’P’);` - These are the values we want to insert into the respective columns.

So, the answer is Option C: Table name.
    `person` represents the table where the data will be inserted.