To determine the type of air mass in the bottom half of Texas on the weather map, you would generally look at the temperature and the prevailing weather conditions in that area.
If the map shows warmer temperatures in the southern part of Texas, it would indicate a Warm Air Mass. Conversely, if the region is experiencing cold temperatures, it would indicate a Cold Air Mass.
Without seeing the map, I can't provide a definitive answer, but if the bottom half of Texas is experiencing warmer conditions, you would select B - Warm Air Mass. If it is cooler, select A - Cold Air Mass.
Please refer to the map and its temperature indicators to make the final determination.
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