Which statement about membership status is true?

Which statement about membership status is true?

• A. Inactive status exists
• B. Inactive status doesn't exist
• C. All members can be inactive
• D. Inactive status is only for pledges

Answer: (B)

This item tests how membership status is defined and whether an “inactive” category is used. In this system, there isn’t a formal label called inactive for members. The membership framework relies on specific statuses to describe current standing, and none of those labels include an inactive option. So, saying there is no inactive status fits the way the statuses are organized. The other ideas imply the existence of a distinct inactive category, universal inactivity among all members, or a special case only for pledges, none of which align with how the statuses are defined in this context.

This item tests how membership status is defined and whether an “inactive” category is used. In this system, there isn’t a formal label called inactive for members. The membership framework relies on specific statuses to describe current standing, and none of those labels include an inactive option. So, saying there is no inactive status fits the way the statuses are organized. The other ideas imply the existence of a distinct inactive category, universal inactivity among all members, or a special case only for pledges, none of which align with how the statuses are defined in this context.