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Here, the output Q is 1 (TRUE) only if inputs C and D are 1 (TRUE). D is only 1 (TRUE) if inputs A and B are 1 (TRUE).
An AND gate usually has two inputs. AND tells us that both Input A AND Input B have to be 1 (or ON) in order for the output to be 1. Otherwise the output is 0.
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