According to the manual, every member should:

• A. Serve on at least one committee
• B. Attend every meeting
• C. Vote on every motion
• D. Lead a committee

Answer: (A)

The main idea tested is what the manual requires of every member in terms of participation. The manual calls for every member to serve on at least one committee, because committees distribute workload, encourage active involvement, and help members gain experience in planning and teamwork. This setup keeps programs moving and gives members practical roles beyond just attending meetings. While staying informed and voting in meetings are part of governance, these are not mandated for every member in all situations, and leading a committee is a leadership role that not every member holds. So the expectation that every member serves on at least one committee is the best fit.