PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Approval for Hosting Events. Answer: A chapter must not host or
sponsor but may co-host, co-sponsor, or participate in an activity or
event with another group or entity that purchases or provides
alcohol in ways that are against the fraternity's policies, as long as
they have approval from your Regional Vice President.
◉ Waiver Submission. Answer: Chapters may submit a waiver to
corporate headquarters to host, sponsor, co-host, or co-sponsor
activity or event with another group or entity that purchases or
provides alcohol in ways that are against the fraternity's policies.
◉ IMDP Related Events. Answer: The following IMDP related events
can have alcohol served: Smoker, during any officially sanctioned
portion of IMDP, the ritual celebration, after the business of the
Sphinx Club and Probate Club meetings is handled.
◉ Fraternity Alcohol Education Program. Answer: The fraternity's
alcohol education and awareness program that is required for all
chapters to implement and is a condition of IMDP approval is the
Can't Drive Program (CDP).
, ◉ CDP Implementation Guide. Answer: Details and resources about
how to implement the CDP program are found in the CDP
Implementation Guide.
◉ Illegal drug use. Answer: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. will not
tolerate or condone illegal drug use or substance abuse.
◉ Disciplinary action. Answer: The following will be subject to
disciplinary action and reporting to law enforcement agencies if
found to be engaging in the unlawful sale, use, possession, or
transfer of drugs or controlled substances.
◉ Excessive substances. Answer: Members must be free of excessive
alcohol, drugs, and other illegal substances of abuse and their effects
while engaging with fraternity programs and activities.
◉ Assistance for substance abuse. Answer: Chapters and members
should assist in the resolution by encouraging members to seek help
through local assistance programs.
◉ Compliance with policies. Answer: Full compliance and support of
alcohol and drug policies is expected to be followed by members,
vendors, and program participants.