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Which constellation contains the stars Rigel (left leg of the hunter), Betelgeuse (the hunter’s shoulder), and Bellatrix (meaning “the female warrior”)?

Which constellation contains the stars Rigel (left leg of the hunter), Betelgeuse (the hunter’s shoulder), and Bellatrix (meaning “the female warrior”)? Correct Answer Orion

Orion (the hunter), one of the most conspicuous constellations, contains many bright stars. One of these, Betelgeuse, is a variable star that is easily distinguished by its reddish colour. The total brightness of Rigel, in the hunter’s leg, when measured over all visible light, is greater than that of Betelgeuse. The third brightest star in the constellation is Bellatrix.

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