Which statement about the crest's top peaks is true?

• A. There are two peaks representing balance
• B. There are three peaks representing our initials and for sisterhood devotion and character
• C. There are four peaks representing the four pillars
• D. There is one peak representing unity

Answer: (B)

The crest uses its top peaks to encode three intertwined ideas: our initials that identify each sister, devotion to sisterhood, and character as a guiding trait. By giving three peaks, the design highlights how individual identities come together within the group’s shared values. This combination—that personal identity plus commitment to the sisterhood and the quality of character—is why this option fits best.

If we imagined alternatives, two peaks would imply balance in a way that isn’t the intended message here; four peaks would suggest four pillars, which isn’t what the crest conveys; a single peak would point to unity alone, missing the personal and relational aspects that three peaks are meant to symbolize.