Pledge Quiz - Alpha Phi Omega Identity

1. Complete the lyrics of the second verse of the Toast Song. Brothers _____ the hands of brothers, _____ the circle we, Ever ______, ever serving all ________. Now we raise our ______ voices, in our song to ____, Men of Alpha Phi Omega, may we ______ be.

"Brothers clasp the hands of brothers, strong the circle we,
Ever mindful, ever serving all humanity.

Now we raise our grateful voices, in our song to thee,
Men of Alpha Phi Omega, may we always be." - p. 36

Explanation

"Brothers clasp the hands of brothers, strong the circle we,
Ever mindful, ever serving all humanity.

Now we raise our grateful voices, in our song to thee,
Men of Alpha Phi Omega, may we always be." - p. 36

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2. What is the fraternity bird?

Golden Eagle

Bluebird

Great Northern Loon

Owl

"BIRD: GOLDEN EAGLE
The 1976 national Convention declared the golden eagle as a new Fraternity symbol. The golden eagle symbolizes strength, gracefulness, keenness of vision, and endurance." - p. 34

Explanation

"BIRD: GOLDEN EAGLE
The 1976 national Convention declared the golden eagle as a new Fraternity symbol. The golden eagle symbolizes strength, gracefulness, keenness of vision, and endurance." - p. 34

3. What is the fraternity flower?

"FLOWER: FORGET-ME-NOT
A perennial flower with royal blue blossoms. It is everlasting, always remembered." - p. 34

Explanation

"FLOWER: FORGET-ME-NOT
A perennial flower with royal blue blossoms. It is everlasting, always remembered." - p. 34

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4. What is the name of the Fraternity's official newsletter?

The name of the Fraternity's official newsletter is Torch & Trefoil or Torch and Trefoil.

Explanation

The name of the Fraternity's official newsletter is Torch & Trefoil or Torch and Trefoil.

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5. Complete the lyrics of the first verse of the Toast Song. Here's to ______________, loyal brothers we, True to ____ and to each other, firm in ______. Daily ______, daily ______, ever more to be, ___ of Alpha Phi Omega, our ______.

"Here's to Alpha Phi Omega, loyal brothers we,
True to self and to each other, firm in loyalty.

Daily working, daily striving, ever more to be,
Men of Alpha Phi Omega, our fraternity." - p. 36

Explanation

"Here's to Alpha Phi Omega, loyal brothers we,
True to self and to each other, firm in loyalty.

Daily working, daily striving, ever more to be,
Men of Alpha Phi Omega, our fraternity." - p. 36

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6. What is the fraternity jewel?

Diamond

Ruby

Sapphire

Emerald

"JEWEL: DIAMOND
The most precious of all gemstones representing brilliance, luster, always increasing in value, and an expression of the greatest gift of love when given." - p. 34

Explanation

"JEWEL: DIAMOND
The most precious of all gemstones representing brilliance, luster, always increasing in value, and an expression of the greatest gift of love when given." - p. 34

7. The fraternity tree is the Elm Tree.

True

False

"TREE: OAK TREE
We have all heard from a parent or mentor at least once in our lives the story of the sturdy oak tree that grew from a small acorn. The oak is stately, sturdy, and sheltering." - p. 34

Explanation

"TREE: OAK TREE
We have all heard from a parent or mentor at least once in our lives the story of the sturdy oak tree that grew from a small acorn. The oak is stately, sturdy, and sheltering." - p. 34

8. What are the fraternity colors? (Check all that apply.)

Blue

Gold

Silver

Red

Black

White

Green

Yellow

Fraternity colors are the specific colors that represent a particular fraternity. In this case, the correct answer is Blue and Gold. These colors are commonly associated with many fraternities and are often used in their logos, symbols, and official merchandise. Blue and Gold may hold symbolic meaning for the fraternity, such as representing loyalty, honor, or tradition.

Explanation

Fraternity colors are the specific colors that represent a particular fraternity. In this case, the correct answer is Blue and Gold. These colors are commonly associated with many fraternities and are often used in their logos, symbols, and official merchandise. Blue and Gold may hold symbolic meaning for the fraternity, such as representing loyalty, honor, or tradition.

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9. The Torch Logo is the graphic identity that should be used for all external audiences.

True

False

The Fraternity’s Torch Logo was adopted by the delegates of the 2006 National Convention. It was designed by National Distinguished Service Key recipient Brother Kay Krenek, Beta Sigma ’79, at the request of the National Marketing Committee. Although primarily designed for communicating the Fraternity’s brand identity to external audiences, it contains important elements drawn from other Alpha Phi Omega symbols." - p. 37

Explanation

The Fraternity’s Torch Logo was adopted by the delegates of the 2006 National Convention. It was designed by National Distinguished Service Key recipient Brother Kay Krenek, Beta Sigma ’79, at the request of the National Marketing Committee. Although primarily designed for communicating the Fraternity’s brand identity to external audiences, it contains important elements drawn from other Alpha Phi Omega symbols." - p. 37

10. How often is the official newsletter of the Fraternity distributed?

Biannually

Annually

Quarterly

Monthly

The official newsletter of the Fraternity is distributed four times a year, which means it is distributed on a quarterly basis. This means that it is sent out every three months, providing regular updates and information to the members of the Fraternity.

Explanation

The official newsletter of the Fraternity is distributed four times a year, which means it is distributed on a quarterly basis. This means that it is sent out every three months, providing regular updates and information to the members of the Fraternity.