Zeta Phi Beta (ZPB) Practice Exam

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• Which sorority was the first NPHC sorority founded?
• Who benefits most directly from ZPB’s community service efforts?
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded at Howard University on January 16, 1920. How many founders were involved?
• What is the significance of Founders Day for Zeta Phi Beta members?
• Which of the following individuals was not among the charterers of the first Amicae chapter?
• Where was the first national sorority founded, and when?
• What is The National Educational Foundation?
• Which statement best describes ZPB's relationship with other NPHC organizations?
• Which sorority was founded on January 13th, 1913?
• What is the name of Zeta Phi Beta's hazing policy?
• Name one primary focus area of Zeta Phi Beta's service philosophy.
• In which regions does Zeta Phi Beta operate?
• What are the NPHC's colors?
• Where was Kappa Alpha Psi founded?
• What is the role of the National Grammateus?
• Which of the following is NOT one of ZPB's Pearls?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as one of Zeta Phi Beta's 'Five Sorority Firsts'?
• Where was Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. founded?
• When do we observe Finer Womanhood?
• What does Z-HOPE stand for in Zeta Phi Beta programming?
• Zeta Phi Beta was founded in which year?
• Which group is for children aged 4 to 8 years?
• What is the founding date of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.?
• Which national program provides scholarships through its foundation?
• What is the age range for Archonettes?
• Which organization was founded at Morgan State College (now Morgan State University)?
• Which sorority was founded at Butler University?
• Who was the first Amicae president and where is she from?
• Name a type of contribution a ZPB chapter might make to support education.
• What is a typical ethical expectation for ZPB members in public service?
• Zeta Phi Beta is a member of which umbrella council for historically African American fraternities and sororities?
• Who is the Grand Basileus?
• Which of the following is NOT a charter member of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)?
• What emblem is commonly associated with Zeta Phi Beta's insignia?
• Which organization has Royal Blue and Gold as its colors?
• Which of the following is true about the second NPHC/D9 fraternity?
• Which group within Zeta Phi Beta is designed for non-student or community members?
• What is the role of Amicae within Zeta Phi Beta?
• When was the "Night of the Performing Arts" adopted?
• How does the 'Pearls' concept guide ZPB members’ actions?
• Who was the International Grand Basileus in 1992?
• Which organization was established on January 13, 1913 at Howard University with Crimson and Cream colors and The Pyramid?
• What is the formal designation of Zeta Phi Beta at the national level?
• Name a national program besides Stork's Nest that emphasizes education and scholarships.
• The core thread uniting Zeta Phi Beta founders is:
• How is Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. tax exempt?
• Who is eligible to join Amicae?
• Which statement about the tax-exempt status is true?
• What are the primary colors of Zeta Phi Beta's regalia?
• What is the primary purpose of the Zeta Phi Beta Foundation?
• What is the name of the first fraternity founded?
• How often does the National Boule (Convention) occur?
• Which Youth Auxiliary Group includes ages 14 to 18?
• Who was the International Grand Basileus in 2018?
• What is the National Trustees responsible for?
• Who is the first African-American fraternity, and where and when was it founded?
• When was project Z.I.P (Zetas Investing in People) national program launched?
• Where was the first fraternity founded?
• What policy does Zeta Phi Beta uphold to ensure respectful treatment within chapters?
• Who willed Birch Haven to Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.?
• Which sorority was founded on January 15th, 1908?
• Which organization was established at Butler University?
• Zeta Phi Beta Sorority National Educational Foundation is tax exempt under what section?
• How might a ZPB chapter support academic achievement?
• Which organization uses The Scrollers as its insignia?
• What is the role of the National Tamias?
• What is the overall mission of Zeta Phi Beta?
• What sequence correctly represents the chain of communication from the national level to chapter members?
• On what date is Founders Day celebrated by Zeta Phi Beta?
• What is the proper formal designation used to identify Zeta Phi Beta as an organization?
• What does the Pearl symbolize in Zeta Phi Beta’s mission?
• Besides turquoise and white, which additional color is often used in ZPB regalia or insignia?
• Which organization uses The Ivy Leaf as its symbol?
• When was the Housing Project initiated?
• What is a traditional way Zeta Phi Beta honors its heritage each year?
• Which fraternity was established on November 17, 1911 at Howard University with Royal Purple and Gold colors and The Lampados as its symbol?
• What is the role of education in ZPB's activities?
• Which sorority was the fourth NPHC sorority founded?
• Which sorority was founded on January 16th, 1920?
• Where was Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. founded?
• Which description does NOT align with the ZPB Foundation's focus?
• What is the primary purpose of the Stork's Nest program?
• What does the phrase 'Sorority, Incorporated' signify in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated?
• Besides Stork's Nest, name a national program that focuses on health, education, or service.
• What are the four core principles commonly referred to as Zeta Phi Beta's Pearls?
• The Pearl emblem of ZPB is primarily a symbol of which concept?
• When did Iota Phi Theta join the NPHC?
• What happens once you graduate undergraduate?
• Which fraternity was established on September 19, 1963 at Morgan State University with Charcoal Brown and Gilded Gold colors and The Centaur as its symbol?
• Which sorority was established on November 12, 1922 at Butler University with Royal Blue and Gold colors and The Aurora as its symbol?
• Which Pearl emphasizes academic excellence?
• Which organization was established on January 5, 1911 at Indiana University with Crimson and Cream colors and The Scrollers as its symbol?
• What is the role of the National Phylacter?
• What is the name of the second founded fraternity? When was it founded?
• Which is the second NPHC/D9 fraternity founded, and where and when?
• What partnership strengthened in 2008-2012?
• What is a common leadership role within a ZPB chapter?
• Which statement best describes the overall focus of Zeta Phi Beta's service philosophy?
• What four components comprise the Pearls concept used by ZPB?
• Which two properties does Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. own?
• How many fraternities and sororities make up NPHC?
• How do ZPB programs typically address social issues?
• Amicae's primary mission is to?
• Which color combination is associated with Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.?
• Which sorority was the second NPHC sorority founded?
• Which undergraduate member holds a seat on the Nominating Committee?
• Where is Birch Haven located?
• How does Zeta Phi Beta relate to other NPHC member organizations?
• Which organization was established at Howard University on January 15, 1908, with Salmon Pink and Apple Green colors and The Ivy Leaf as its symbol?
• What are the core aims included in ZPB's mission?
• Who is the National 1st Vice President?
• Which of the following served as International Grand Basileus in 2008?
• How many of the NPHC organizations were founded at Howard University?
• What are the traditional colors of Zeta Phi Beta?
• Who chartered the first Amicae chapter?
• How does someone become an honorary member?
• Who was the International Grand Basileus in 2018?
• When was the National Elder Care Program initiative instituted?
• Which symbol is associated with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.?
• When was "Operating Bootstrap" incorporated into the "Ten-Point" program?
• Which statement best describes ZPB's approach to education and community involvement?
• Which fraternity was the fifth NPHC/D9 fraternity founded?
• Which of the following is NOT typically a focus of ZPB's philanthropic work?
• Which of the following is a region of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated?
• Which program abbreviation stands for Z.I.P?
• Which organization was the fourth NPHC/D9 fraternity founded?
• What is the relationship between Zeta Phi Beta's founders and the sorority's ongoing ethos?
• What is Z-HOPE?
• What is the stated purpose of the NPHC in 1930?
• Who was the first International Grand Basileus of Zeta Phi Beta?
• What are the founders of Zeta Phi Beta called?
• Which ZPB program focuses on maternal and infant health and prenatal care?
• What broad themes does Z-HOPE address in its programs?
• Which of the following is listed as a method of hazing?
• Where is the National Headquarters located?
• Which foundation supports scholarships and philanthropic activities for Zeta Phi Beta?
• Which of the following lists the five founders of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.?
• In what year did Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi Beta Sigma join the NPHC?
• What does the acronym NPHC stand for?
• What color is often used in addition to turquoise and white in ZPB insignia and awards according to the material?
• When did Sigma Gamma Rho join the NPHC?
• Where was Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. founded?
• Which statement describes the relationship between scholarship and service in ZPB's ethos?
• How do Zeta women provide service to the community?
• When was the first official meeting of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc, and where was it held?
• Alpha Phi Alpha was founded at which university?
• What are the primary colors of Zeta Phi Beta's official regalia?
• What is the purpose of Zeta Phi Beta Incorporated?
• Zeta Phi Beta was founded in 1920, placing its origin in which historical era?
• When was the six-point African project, "Challenging Times," initiated?
• What does the 'Finer Womanhood' principle emphasize?
• Who was the International Grand Basileus in 1996?
• Who can participate in Amicae as a member?
• Zeta Phi Beta's service philosophy explicitly includes which two focus areas?
• In what year was the first fraternity founded?
• How can you identify a Graduate chapter?
• When was the NPHC founded/organized?
• Which symbol is commonly associated with Zeta Phi Beta's emblematic 'Pearls'?
• What is a key historical contribution of Zeta Phi Beta to education or community service?
• When was Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. founded?
• Which sorority was the third NPHC sorority founded?
• Which of the following best represents the overarching mission of ZPB?
• Where and when was the first Amicae chapter organized?
• What is the founding date of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.?
• How is Founders Day typically observed by ZPB chapters?
• What was the first publication of the sorority, and when was it released?
• What does Z-HOPE stand for?
• Honorary members are part of which chapter?
• In what year were pledge clubs discontinued in Zeta Phi Beta?
• Who makes up the Divine Nine?
• Which activity is traditionally used to honor ZPB's heritage each year?
• Which statement best describes the ethical stance on hazing within ZPB?
• Who was the first editor of the X-Ray?
• Which sorority was established on January 13, 1913 at Howard University with Crimson and Cream colors and The Pyramid as its symbol?
• What is the primary aim of the Stork's Nest program?
• What is the National Executive Board responsible for?
• Which year did Challenging Times initiate?
• Where was the first sorority founded?
• Which fraternity was the third NPHC/D9 fraternity founded?
• What is the name of Zeta Phi Beta's auxiliary for non-collegiate women?
• Who are the Five Founders of Zeta Phi Beta in order of joining?
• Name the three Youth Auxiliary Groups.
• Who was the International Grand Basileus in 2002?
• When and where was Zeta Phi Beta Incorporated?
• In what year marks the founding of Zeta Phi Beta?
• When was "Stork's Nest" national project adopted?
• What is the scope of ZPB’s philanthropic focus?
• In what year was Kappa Alpha founded?
• Which year did the National Elder Care Program initiative get instituted?
• Which national program focuses on empowering others through service and education?
• In what year was Monmouth College the founding site of the first national sorority?
• Which achievement followed the charting of the first Amicae chapter?
• What term is used for local Zeta Phi Beta chapters?
• How are Zeta Phi Beta chapters commonly named?