The ____ is comprised of the International Executive Committee and eighteen (18) elected members.

• A. International Executive Council
• B. General Council
• C. International Assembly
• D. Council of Eighteen

Answer: (A)

The key idea is understanding how the top governing body is formed. This council is defined by including both the International Executive Committee and eighteen elected members, meaning the council itself is made up of the executive committee plus those eighteen representatives. That combination designates the International Executive Council as the body described.

Why this fits best: the phrase “comprised of the International Executive Committee and eighteen elected members” directly names the two components that form the whole council. The other options point to different bodies or configurations (for example, a group that would be just the eighteen or a larger assembly) and would not accurately reflect a body that explicitly includes both the executive committee and additional elected members.