What was then done with you?

• A. I was reconducted to the Sr Warden in the West, who taught me to wear my apron as an Entered Apprentice Mason.
• B. I was led to salute the Brethren.
• C. I was shown the symbolism of the apron.
• D. I was asked to repeat an oath.

Answer: (A)

This line reflects the flow of the Entered Apprentice ceremony and the lodge’s structure. After the initial acceptance, you’re brought to the West to the Senior Warden, and he instructs you on how to wear the apron as an Entered Apprentice Mason. This moment specifically ties together the position in the lodge, the ongoing instruction, and the proper attire for the degree, marking a distinct step in your progression. The other moments—saluting the Brethren, being shown apron symbolism in a general sense, or repeating an oath—occur at different points in the ritual and don’t align with this particular step of being reconducted to the West for apron-wearing instruction.