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Hello and thank you for the question. In hindsight, this could have been worded a little differently. In many old school dungeon games, you roll 1d6 to see if there is a monster in the room. Affirmative on a 1 (sometimes 1 or 2). Other systems: affirmative on a 5 and/or 6. 

"If negative," means, if there isn't a monster in the room (per your chosen game's particular rules), then roll 1d6 to see if there is an Event or Feature.

Got it, that was my assumption. Thank you for the reply!