Which line invites singing to Sigma Alpha Iota?

• A. Daughters of a great and singing nation
• B. Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota
• C. Let your voices rise in dedication
• D. Sing the greatness of the soul and spirit

Answer: (B)

Direct invitation to sing to a specific group shows up in a line that explicitly directs the act of singing toward that group. “Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota” does exactly that by saying “Sing we now”—let us sing now—addressed to Sigma Alpha Iota. The phrase makes the addressee clear and frames the act as a dedication or offering of song to the organization, not just singing in general. The other lines speak about singing or dedication in a broader sense and don’t direct the invitation to Sigma Alpha Iota itself, so they don’t fit as the line that invites singing to the fraternity.