Which term describes the 'team' within the chapter that handles a large portion of the work?

• A. Committees
• B. Finance
• C. President
• D. Conclave

Answer: (A)

Committees are the internal teams that take on a large portion of the chapter’s work by focusing on specific tasks or areas, like events, fundraising, or membership. They’re smaller groups of members who plan, execute, and report back to the chapter, keeping day-to-day operations organized and spreading the workload so the leadership isn’t responsible for every detail. A finance focus is one particular area a committee might handle, not the entire team. The president is the elected leader who guides the chapter, not the collective set of workers. A conclave refers to a meeting or gathering, not the ongoing working body. So the term that best describes the group handling most of the work is committees.