Kappa Alpha Psi - Cumulative Test – 1 Latest
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1. When was the fraternity founded? - Correct Answer-January 5, 1911
2. When was the Alpha Chapter charted? - Correct Answer-May 15, 1911
3. What was the ORIGINAL name for the fraternity? - Correct Answer-
Kappa Alpha Nu
4. Who is known as the "Original Pretty Boy"? - Correct Answer-Paul
Waymond Caine.
5. What does "Phi Nu Pi" mean? - Correct Answer-it is never to be written
nor spoken.
6. What does "NUPE" mean? - Correct Answer-Negroes Under Pressure,
Excelling
7. The Grand Chapter recognized the cane as an official part of Kappa
Alpha Psi when? - Correct Answer-1986 at the 66th Grand Chapter
meeting.
8. What does the first K stand for? - Correct Answer-Nothing. The K is
always silent.
9. What does the first A stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
accomplishment.
10. What does the first P stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
performance.
, 11. What does the second P stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
preparation.
12. What does the last A stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes assurance.
13. What is the fraternity motto? - Correct Answer-Achievement in every
field of human endeavor.
14. How long were the original canes? - Correct Answer-36 inches or 3
feet.
15. The cane has been used since....? - Correct Answer-Trick question:
ever. Since the beginning of the fraternity, canes were used. Although,
the original "original" canes did not have hooks and were not used for
stepping. The canes were a symbol of elegance and a gentleman.
16. The canes used today are thought to resemble who or what? -
Correct Answer-If the canes are turned upside down, it resembles the
letter "J" for Jesus.
17. Who is the original Kappa? - Correct Answer-Moses carried a cane,
therefore is sometimes referred to as the original Kappa.
18. What do the stripes represent? - Correct Answer-The father, the son,
the holy spirit, and the blood of Christ.
19. With changing the name, Nu was replaced with Psi. Why? - Correct
Answer-if written, the letter Psi is almost identical to the symbol of the
university where it was founded, "I U"
20. What is the significance to the "diamond in the sky"? - Correct
Answer-It is a tribute to the ten deceased founders of Kappa Alpha Psi.
Questions With Correct Solutions| Already
Graded A| Ace Your Grades.
1. When was the fraternity founded? - Correct Answer-January 5, 1911
2. When was the Alpha Chapter charted? - Correct Answer-May 15, 1911
3. What was the ORIGINAL name for the fraternity? - Correct Answer-
Kappa Alpha Nu
4. Who is known as the "Original Pretty Boy"? - Correct Answer-Paul
Waymond Caine.
5. What does "Phi Nu Pi" mean? - Correct Answer-it is never to be written
nor spoken.
6. What does "NUPE" mean? - Correct Answer-Negroes Under Pressure,
Excelling
7. The Grand Chapter recognized the cane as an official part of Kappa
Alpha Psi when? - Correct Answer-1986 at the 66th Grand Chapter
meeting.
8. What does the first K stand for? - Correct Answer-Nothing. The K is
always silent.
9. What does the first A stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
accomplishment.
10. What does the first P stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
performance.
, 11. What does the second P stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes
preparation.
12. What does the last A stand for? - Correct Answer-denotes assurance.
13. What is the fraternity motto? - Correct Answer-Achievement in every
field of human endeavor.
14. How long were the original canes? - Correct Answer-36 inches or 3
feet.
15. The cane has been used since....? - Correct Answer-Trick question:
ever. Since the beginning of the fraternity, canes were used. Although,
the original "original" canes did not have hooks and were not used for
stepping. The canes were a symbol of elegance and a gentleman.
16. The canes used today are thought to resemble who or what? -
Correct Answer-If the canes are turned upside down, it resembles the
letter "J" for Jesus.
17. Who is the original Kappa? - Correct Answer-Moses carried a cane,
therefore is sometimes referred to as the original Kappa.
18. What do the stripes represent? - Correct Answer-The father, the son,
the holy spirit, and the blood of Christ.
19. With changing the name, Nu was replaced with Psi. Why? - Correct
Answer-if written, the letter Psi is almost identical to the symbol of the
university where it was founded, "I U"
20. What is the significance to the "diamond in the sky"? - Correct
Answer-It is a tribute to the ten deceased founders of Kappa Alpha Psi.
