Okay so if this is my text body (added the recommendation in bold):

<p>The following constitutes a Memorandum of Understanding (M.O.U.) between Loudoun County, Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services, to be known as (PRCS), and </p><p>Name  <span class="name"></span></p>.

And I added this as the javascript on the CSS and Javascript page:

$("q46 select").on("change", function() {
    var name = $(League_Name).val();
    $(".name").text(name);
});

I am probably missing something because it doesn't change the text.  Any ideas?

you are missing a few things. q46 is an id so it needs to be #q46. Not sure what League_Name is referring to, but it should be referring to the selected value of the dropdown.

Gotcha - League_Name is the variable for the drop down.  So if the drop down has 50 possible choices how would I display that?

You will want to give the dropdown a css class (ex league_name) then get the current value by:

var name = $(".league_name option:selected").text();

Okay I think I am just making a rookie mistake now.  I attached pictures of the dropdown info and here is the javascript:

$("#q46 select").on("change", function() {
  var name = $(".league_name option:selected").text();
    $(".league_name").text(name);
});

For HTML I have:

<p>league name  <span class="league_name"></span></p>

Thanks again for helping out!

$(document).ready(function() {
  $("#q46 select").on("change", function() {
    var name = $(".league_name option:selected").text();
    $(".league_name input").val(name);
  });
});

Don't give the span and the dropdown the same class name

Makes sense.  So I made the span:

<p>name  <span class="name"></span></p>

Use Javascript in your last response, right?

Thanks again!

yes just make sure to adjust the last line