Delta Sigma Theta Exam with complete solutions

How many founders are there? - Answer- 22 Illustrious Ladies Founders 1-5 - Answer- 1. Osceola McCarthy Adams 2. Marguerite Young Alexander 3. Winona Cargile Alexander 4. Ethel Cuff Black 5. Bertha Pitts Campbell Founders 6-10 - Answer- 1. Zephyr Chisom Carter 2. Edna Brown Coleman 3. Jessie McGuire Dent 4. Frederica Chase Dodd 5. Myra Davis Hemmings Founders 11-15 - Answer- 1. Olive C. Jones 2. Jimmie Bugg Middleton 3. Pauline Oberdorfer Minor 4. Vashti Turley Murphy 5. Naomi Sewell Richardson Founders 16-22 - Answer- 1. Mamie Reddy Rose 2. Eliza Pearl Shippen 3. Florence Letcher Toms 4. Ethel Carr Watson 5. Wertie Blackwell Weaver 6. Madree Penn White 7. Edith Motte Young What does Crimson and Cream symbolize? - Answer- Purity, Courage, Wisdom When was Delta Sigma Theta founded? - Answer- January 13, 1913 On what campus was DST founded? - Answer- Howard University What is DST founded on? - Answer- Scholarship, sisterhood, and community service When was DST incorporated? - Answer- 1930 What was the first Public act performed by the Delta founders? - Answer- Their participation in the Women's Suffrage March in Washington D.C., March 1913 Official Colors - Answer- Crimson and Cream Official Flower - Answer- African Violet Official Animal - Answer- Elephant Official Symbol - Answer- Pyramid Five Point Program Thrust - Answer- 1. Economic Development 2. Educational Development 3. International Awareness and Involvement 4. Physical and Mental Health 5. Political Awareness and Involvement Brother - Answer- Omega Psi Phi Who is the Jewel Temperance - Answer- National Staff What are the 9 jewels? - Answer- 1. Compassion 4. Fellowship 7. Justice 2. Courtesy 5. Fidelity 8. Purity 3. Dedication 6. Honesty 9. Temperance What is DST Motto? - Answer- "Intelligence is the torch of Wisdom" Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity - Answer- December 4, 1906 Cornell University Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority - Answer- January 15, 1908 Howard University Kappa Alpha Psi - Answer- January 5, 1911 Indiana University Omega Psi Phi - Answer- November 17, 1911 Howard University Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity - Answer- January 9, 1914 Howard University