Zeta Phi Beta Comprehensive Exam Study
Guide with Detailed Study Questions and
100% Correct Answers
1. Zeta Phi Beta Founders - ANSWER 1.Arizona Cleaver Stemons
2.Pearl Anna Neal
3.Myrtle Tyler Faithful
4.Viola Tyler Goings
5.Fannie Pettie Watts
2. Who were the sister founders of Zeta Phi Beta? - ANSWER Viola Tyler
Goings and Myrtle Tyler Faithful.
3. Who were the members of Zeta Phi Beta's first pledge class? - ANSWER
Gladys Warrington, Harriet Dorsey, Pauline Philips, and Nelli Singfield.
4. What are the three youth auxiliary groups of Zeta Phi Beta and their
founding years? - ANSWER Archonettes (1968), Amicettes (1970), and
Pearlettes (1994).
5. What is the Zeta Male Network and when was it established? - ANSWER
An auxiliary group established in 1996 with colors Royal Blue and Black.
6. What is the Amicae and what does the name mean? - ANSWER An
auxiliary group established in 1948; 'Amicae' means 'Friend'.
,7. What are the three official properties of Zeta Phi Beta? - ANSWER
National Headquarters (Washington D.C.), National Satellite Office
(Washington D.C.), and Birch Haven (Idlewild, Michigan).
8. What is the NPHC and when was it founded? - ANSWER The National
Pan-Hellenic Council, a collaborative umbrella organization of nine
historically African American fraternities and sororities, founded May 10,
1930.
9. Who were the three founders of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.? -
ANSWER Abram Langston Taylor, Leonard Francis Morse, and Charles
Ignatius Brown.
10.When and where was the first Zeta Phi Beta Boule held? - ANSWER
December 26th-28th, 1920.
11.What does the term 'ARCHON' mean in the context of the Archonian Club?
- ANSWER Strength.
12.What is the age range for the Pearlettes youth auxiliary group? - ANSWER
4-18 years old.
13.What is the official flower of the Amicae? - ANSWER White Carnation.
14.Who was the first president of the Amicae? - ANSWER Amica Adelaide
Ford from Texas.
15.Who are the founders of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Abram Langston
Taylor, Leonard Francis Morse, and Charles Ignatius Brown
, 16.What is the motto of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Culture for service and
service for humanity
17.What are the three principles of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Brotherhood,
scholarship, and service
18.What is the official flower of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER White Carnation
19.What are the official colors of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Royal Blue and
Pure White
20.What are the three initiatives of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Education,
Social Action, and Bigger and Better Business
21.What is the name of the Phi Beta Sigma youth group? - ANSWER Sigma
Beta Club
22.Zeta History - ANSWER - Founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard
University, Washington, D.C.
-Principles: Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, Finer womanhood
-Motto: A community-conscious, action-oriented organization
-Colors: Royal blue and white
- Symbols: Dove
-Jewel: Pearls
-Flowers: White Rose
First Initiates: Gladys Warrington, Harriet Dorsey, Pauline Phillips, and Nellie
Singfield went on to be initiated as a part of the second pledge class.
Guide with Detailed Study Questions and
100% Correct Answers
1. Zeta Phi Beta Founders - ANSWER 1.Arizona Cleaver Stemons
2.Pearl Anna Neal
3.Myrtle Tyler Faithful
4.Viola Tyler Goings
5.Fannie Pettie Watts
2. Who were the sister founders of Zeta Phi Beta? - ANSWER Viola Tyler
Goings and Myrtle Tyler Faithful.
3. Who were the members of Zeta Phi Beta's first pledge class? - ANSWER
Gladys Warrington, Harriet Dorsey, Pauline Philips, and Nelli Singfield.
4. What are the three youth auxiliary groups of Zeta Phi Beta and their
founding years? - ANSWER Archonettes (1968), Amicettes (1970), and
Pearlettes (1994).
5. What is the Zeta Male Network and when was it established? - ANSWER
An auxiliary group established in 1996 with colors Royal Blue and Black.
6. What is the Amicae and what does the name mean? - ANSWER An
auxiliary group established in 1948; 'Amicae' means 'Friend'.
,7. What are the three official properties of Zeta Phi Beta? - ANSWER
National Headquarters (Washington D.C.), National Satellite Office
(Washington D.C.), and Birch Haven (Idlewild, Michigan).
8. What is the NPHC and when was it founded? - ANSWER The National
Pan-Hellenic Council, a collaborative umbrella organization of nine
historically African American fraternities and sororities, founded May 10,
1930.
9. Who were the three founders of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.? -
ANSWER Abram Langston Taylor, Leonard Francis Morse, and Charles
Ignatius Brown.
10.When and where was the first Zeta Phi Beta Boule held? - ANSWER
December 26th-28th, 1920.
11.What does the term 'ARCHON' mean in the context of the Archonian Club?
- ANSWER Strength.
12.What is the age range for the Pearlettes youth auxiliary group? - ANSWER
4-18 years old.
13.What is the official flower of the Amicae? - ANSWER White Carnation.
14.Who was the first president of the Amicae? - ANSWER Amica Adelaide
Ford from Texas.
15.Who are the founders of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Abram Langston
Taylor, Leonard Francis Morse, and Charles Ignatius Brown
, 16.What is the motto of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Culture for service and
service for humanity
17.What are the three principles of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Brotherhood,
scholarship, and service
18.What is the official flower of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER White Carnation
19.What are the official colors of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Royal Blue and
Pure White
20.What are the three initiatives of Phi Beta Sigma? - ANSWER Education,
Social Action, and Bigger and Better Business
21.What is the name of the Phi Beta Sigma youth group? - ANSWER Sigma
Beta Club
22.Zeta History - ANSWER - Founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard
University, Washington, D.C.
-Principles: Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, Finer womanhood
-Motto: A community-conscious, action-oriented organization
-Colors: Royal blue and white
- Symbols: Dove
-Jewel: Pearls
-Flowers: White Rose
First Initiates: Gladys Warrington, Harriet Dorsey, Pauline Phillips, and Nellie
Singfield went on to be initiated as a part of the second pledge class.
