Which elements are included in Fiji's Coat of Arms?

Which elements are included in Fiji's Coat of Arms?

• A. A blue shield bearing a dragon
• B. A gold shield bearing three red roses crossed by a purple chevron bearing three silver stars, an owl, and the open motto in Greek
• C. A silver shield with a lion
• D. A red shield with a white cross

Answer: (B)

Coat of arms details are read as a single shield filled with symbolic charges, each element representing a part of a nation’s story. The correct description specifies a gold shield that carries three red roses crossed by a purple chevron bearing three silver stars, along with an owl and an open motto in Greek. That exact combination—the color choices, the specific charges (roses, stars, owl), the chevron layout, and the Greek motto—fits the emblem described for Fiji in this item. The other options bring in features (a dragon, a lion, a cross) that aren’t part of Fiji’s arms as described here, so they don’t match the depicted coat of arms.

Coat of arms details are read as a single shield filled with symbolic charges, each element representing a part of a nation’s story. The correct description specifies a gold shield that carries three red roses crossed by a purple chevron bearing three silver stars, along with an owl and an open motto in Greek. That exact combination—the color choices, the specific charges (roses, stars, owl), the chevron layout, and the Greek motto—fits the emblem described for Fiji in this item. The other options bring in features (a dragon, a lion, a cross) that aren’t part of Fiji’s arms as described here, so they don’t match the depicted coat of arms.