The bottom ribbon features three words in Greek. What is the English translation?

• A. Hope, faith, charity
• B. Sisterhood, devotion, and character
• C. Strength, wisdom, and courage
• D. Loyalty, courage, and service

Answer: (B)

The key idea is translating Greek terms by matching them to the values they express in English. The three words on the ribbon are chosen to convey unity among members, a deep commitment to each other and to the group, and the expectation of personal integrity. When you translate those ideas, the natural English rendering is sisterhood (the bond among members), devotion (the commitment shown to one another and to the organization), and character (moral integrity and ethical conduct). That combination—focusing on unity, dedication, and true character—best fits the ribbon’s purpose, so it’s the most appropriate translation. The other triads describe different sets of virtues and don’t align with the same emphasis on sisterhood and steadfast commitment.