Complete this phrase from the SDC Constitution: "The purpose of the Sub Deb Club is to form a ____________ of ____________."

• A. League; friendship
• B. Circle; unity
• C. Bond; community
• D. Association; leadership

Answer: (A)

Think about how clubs express their purpose in a concise, motto-like way. The best fit uses a formal-sounding noun for the group followed by a noun that names the social bond the club wants to foster. A phrase like “a league of friendship” sounds natural and balanced, signaling both organization and a warm, people-centered aim.

League conveys an organized, collective body, while friendship highlights the friendly, supportive relationships the members are meant to build. Put together, they express a clear, inviting purpose: to create a structured group united by genuine camaraderie.

The other options feel less idiomatic or misaligned with how a club typically frames its mission. A circle suggests a more intimate or informal gathering; unity or community pairs don’t form as natural a standard motto in this exact construction; leadership emphasizes guiding roles rather than the social bond among members.