Which officer keeps order at the meetings and assists the treasurer when needed?

• A. Sgt. at Arms
• B. Secretary
• C. Parliamentarian
• D. Vice President

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is who keeps meetings orderly and who assists with financial matters during those meetings. The officer responsible for maintaining order is the Sergeant at Arms. This role focuses on decorum, handling interruptions, and helping the meeting run smoothly, which includes supporting the treasurer when needed—such as assisting with meeting logistics or handling tasks related to transactions so the treasurer can manage the funds.

The other roles have different primary duties: the Secretary handles minutes and records, the Parliamentarian guides proper procedure and rules, and the Vice President leads or presides in the president’s absence and supports programs. Because maintaining order and lending practical help to the treasurer are specific to the Sergeant at Arms, that’s the best fit.