Kappa PSI History MCQ Quiz

F. Harvey Smith is the founder of Kappa Psi.

Kappa Psi was founded at Russell Military Academy in New Haven, Connecticut.

The medical fraternity took the name Theta Kappa Psi when it split from Kappa Psi.

In 1924, Kappa Psi separated into pharmacy and medicine fraternities.

The Frank H. Eby Award is the correct answer because it was created in 1979 and is given to an outstanding collegiate brother every 2 years at the Grand Council Convention.

The correct answer is "increased from 9 to 11". This is because the question is asking about the change in the number of provinces in Kappa Psi on August 1, 2012. The answer indicates that the number of provinces went up from 9 to 11 on that date.

In 1979, the Executive Committee reduced from 17 to 8 members.

W. Bruce Philip was the first Grand Regent following the Kappa Psi/Theta Kappa Psi split.

Dewey D. Garner is the correct answer because he is the only individual listed as a potential author of the book "The History of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity 1879-1993." None of the other options, Frank H. Eby or Kali Weaver and Michael Cournoyer, are mentioned as authors of this specific book.

The correct answer is New York, New York in 1900. This is the correct answer because it matches the information given in the question. The question asks for the location and year of the first Grand Council Convention, and the answer New York, New York in 1900 matches that criteria.

In 1956, the number of provinces increased from 7 to 10. This suggests that there was a major province realignment at that time.