Who appoints committees within the organization described?

• A. President
• B. Vice President
• C. Secretary
• D. Advisor

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is who is responsible for forming and assigning committees in the organization. The president leads the chapter’s work and is the one who appoints committees to handle specific tasks or projects. This role involves selecting members and establishing committee chairs to ensure tasks like events, fundraisers, and programs are organized and advanced. The advisor provides guidance and oversight, and may approve or advise on committee decisions, but the authority to appoint committees typically rests with the president. The other roles—such as the secretary, who handles records and communications, or the vice president, who assists and may lead programs in the president’s absence—do not hold the primary appointment power.