Which element on the crest is used in ceremonies to symbolize the club's values?

• A. The shield shape
• B. The ribbon
• C. The three candles
• D. The Greek letters

Answer: (C)

Symbols on a crest carry meanings tied to how the group sees itself, and ceremonies especially highlight elements that represent guiding principles. Candles are a traditional ceremonial symbol, standing for light, guidance, and the promises members make to uphold certain principles. Having three candles can specifically symbolize three core values the club commits to, making this element the most direct way the crest communicates values during ceremonies. The shield shape, while representing protection and tradition, isn’t typically used to convey values in a ceremony. The ribbon tends to be decorative or used to display colors or mottos, not to symbolize values ceremonially. Greek letters identify the club’s identity rather than expressing its values in a ceremony. So the three candles best fit the role of representing the club’s values in ceremonies.