Alpha Kappa Alpha Mathematics Quiz
Mathematics is a little hard for some people but if you want to be a sister of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority there are some mathematical skills you need to prove you have so as to be considered for joining. Do you think you have the potential to pass the Alpha Kappa Alpha Mathematics Quiz? See how high you might score and if you stand a chance.
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Which Pearl was initiated during the first ritualistic initiation of Alpha Kappa Alpha and helped incorporate the sorority in 1913?
- A.
Sarah Meriwether Nutter
- B.
Nellie Pratt Russell
- C.
Anna Easter Brown
- D.
Etherl Jones Mowbray
Correct Answer
B. Nellie Pratt RussellExplanation
Nellie Pratt Russell was the Pearl who was initiated during the first ritualistic initiation of Alpha Kappa Alpha and helped incorporate the sorority in 1913.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which two Pearls of the sophomore group helped to incorporate the sorority in 1913?
- A.
Alice P. Murray & Joanna Mary Berry Shields
- B.
Norma Elizabeth Boyd & Ethel Jones Mowbray
- C.
Carrie Snowden & Harriet Josephine Terry
- D.
Alice P. Murray & Norma Elizabeth Boyd
- E.
Sarah Meriwether Nutter & Ethel Jones Mowbray
Correct Answer
B. Norma Elizabeth Boyd & Ethel Jones MowbrayExplanation
Norma Elizabeth Boyd and Ethel Jones Mowbray were the two Pearls of the sophomore group who helped to incorporate the sorority in 1913.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What are the six classifications of members within Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.?
- A.
Undergraduate, graduate, honorary, affiliate, general, life
- B.
Graduate, honorary, population, life, affiliate, undergraduate
- C.
Undergraduate, life, supreme, honorary, general, associate
- D.
Life, associate, honorary, undergraduate, graduate, pearl
- E.
Undergraduate, graduate, general, associate, life, honorary
Correct Answer
E. Undergraduate, graduate, general, associate, life, honorary -
- 4.
In (year), (name) became the first individual to receive honorary membership from Alpha Kappa Alpha.
- A.
1912; Sara Brown
- B.
1914; Jane Addams
- C.
1920; Sara Brown
- D.
1913; Jane Addams
- E.
1908; Jo Marie Payton-Noble
Correct Answer
D. 1913; Jane AddamsExplanation
Jane Addams became the first individual to receive honorary membership from Alpha Kappa Alpha in 1913.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which Pearl was the first "Ivy Beyond the Wall"?
Correct Answer
Marjorie Hill, marjorie hillExplanation
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Which Pearl was the longest-living founder?
- A.
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle
- B.
Norma Elizabeth Boyd
- C.
Lavinia Norman
- D.
Margaret Flagg Holmes
- E.
Beulah Elizabeth Burke
Correct Answer
B. Norma Elizabeth BoydExplanation
While Lavinia Norman was the founder who lived to be the oldest in age, Norma Elizabeth Boyd was the last founder to become an Ivy Beyond the Wall.Rate this question:
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Which Pearl was the first Basileus of the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha?
Correct Answer
Lucy Diggs Slowe, lucy diggs sloweExplanation
Lucy Diggs Slowe was the first Basileus of the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha. She played a significant role in the establishment and development of the chapter. As the Basileus, she would have been responsible for leading the chapter, overseeing its activities, and upholding the values and mission of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Her leadership and dedication paved the way for future members and chapters of the sorority.Rate this question:
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Which of the following DID NOT become a member through honorary membership?
- A.
Maya Angelou
- B.
Phylicia Rashad
- C.
Jo Marie Payton-Noble
- D.
Jada Pinkett Smith
- E.
Lynn Whitfield
Correct Answer
B. Phylicia RashadExplanation
Phylicia Rashad joined as a member of the Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha at Howard UniversityRate this question:
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- 9.
What does the acronym E.A.F. represent?
Correct Answer
Educational Advancement Foundation, educational advancement foundationExplanation
The acronym E.A.F. represents the Educational Advancement Foundation. This organization focuses on promoting educational advancement and providing support for students in need. By offering scholarships, mentorship programs, and educational resources, the foundation aims to empower individuals to achieve their academic goals and succeed in their educational pursuits. The acronym can be written in both uppercase and lowercase letters, representing the same organization.Rate this question:
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Which Pearl invited the seven sophomore students into the sorority, completing the founding sixteen members?
- A.
Marjorie Hill
- B.
Beulah Burke
- C.
Anna Easter Brown
- D.
Lucy Diggs Slowe
- E.
Marie Woolfork Taylor
Correct Answer
E. Marie Woolfork TaylorExplanation
Marie Woolfork Taylor invited the seven sophomore students into the sorority, completing the founding sixteen members.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Which Pearl composed the Alpha Kappa Alpha initiation hymn?
- A.
Margaret Flagg Holmes
- B.
Harriet Josephine Terry
- C.
Lucy Diggs Slowe
- D.
Alice P. Murray
- E.
Carrie Snowden
Correct Answer
B. Harriet Josephine TerryExplanation
Harriet Josephine Terry is the correct answer because she composed the Alpha Kappa Alpha initiation hymn. The other options are not associated with composing this hymn.Rate this question:
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- 12.
During what year was the Ivy Leaf magazine first published?
- A.
1921
- B.
1919
- C.
1922
- D.
1920
- E.
1918
Correct Answer
A. 1921Explanation
The Ivy Leaf magazine was first published in the year 1921.Rate this question:
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- 13.
The name Alpha Kappa Alpha is derived from...?
- A.
The sorority's colors
- B.
The sorority pledge
- C.
The 20 Pearls
- D.
The first three letter of the three Greek words that form the Sorority's motto
- E.
The pink tea rose and the ivy leaf
Correct Answer
D. The first three letter of the three Greek words that form the Sorority's mottoExplanation
The name Alpha Kappa Alpha is derived from the first three letters of the three Greek words that form the Sorority's motto.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What is the English word for Basileus?
Correct Answer
President, presidentExplanation
The English word for "Basileus" is "President". The repetition of the word "president" in the answer suggests that it is the correct translation of Basileus into English.Rate this question:
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A member of the sorority who is deceased is called a(n)?
Correct Answer
Ivy Beyond the Wall, ivy beyond the wallExplanation
The correct answer is "Ivy Beyond the Wall" or "ivy beyond the wall." This term refers to a deceased member of a sorority. It is a symbolic way of honoring and remembering sorority sisters who have passed away. The phrase "ivy beyond the wall" represents the idea that even though these members are no longer physically present within the sorority, their memory and influence still remain.Rate this question:
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