Which elements are covered under National Organization Structure?

• A. Weather policies
• B. Hierarchy, roles, and delegated authority
• C. Marketing campaigns
• D. Hazing procedures

Answer: (B)

The main concept being tested is how a national organization is designed and governed—the hierarchy, roles, and delegated authority that establish who has authority, who reports to whom, and how decisions are made. This option matches that structural framework by describing the chain of command, defined responsibilities, and the distribution of decision-making power that organize the national body and clarify accountability. The other items concern policies or activities (weather policies, marketing campaigns, hazing procedures) rather than the organizational structure, so they don’t describe how the organization is structured or governed.