The material states that by-laws define the organization and list its principles and tenants.

• A. True
• B. Not Specified
• C. Depends
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Understanding the distinction between documents is key here. By-laws are the internal rules that govern how the organization operates day to day—things like officer roles, membership criteria, meeting procedures, voting methods, and disciplinary processes. The principles and tenets (core beliefs or purposes) are higher-level statements that define the organization’s aims and values, and those are typically outlined in the constitution or a separate mission/tenets document, not in the by-laws. So saying that by-laws define the organization and list its principles and tenets mixes up their roles. That’s why the statement is false.