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ZTA Pre-Initiation Test Questions and Answers (100% Pass) 1. What was the Fraternity's original name? - Answer️️ -??? 2. What is ZTA's National Philanthropy? - Answer️️ -Breast Cancer Education & Awareness 3. Where was ZTA Founded? (university's current name, city, state) - Answer️️ -Longwood University Farmville, VA 4. When was ZTA founded? - Answer️️ -October 15, 1898 5. What are ZTA's official colors? - Answer️️ -Turquoise blue and steel gray 6.List the event...

ZTA Post Initiation Test – Questions & Answers

When was ZTA founded? - Answer-Oct 15th 1898 Where was ZTA founded? - Answer-Longwood University where is Longwood - Answer-farmville, va original name of ZTA - Answer-??? Who assisted the women as they set rituals and traditions of ZTA? Where did they go to school - Answer-Plummer Jones and Giles Mebane Smith, William and Mary Who wrote the creed? - Answer-Shirley Kreasan Strout Why was ZTA founded - Answer-ensure lasting friendships among its members Greek name - Answer...

Who guided the founders in establishing ZTA? - Two of the Founder's brothers, Plummer Jones and Giles Mebane Smith What school was ZTA founded at? - Then: State Female Normal School Now: Longwood University What are the three entities of Zeta Tau Alpha? - Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity & Housing Corporation Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation Author of the Creed - Shirley Kreason Strout How long until "???" become ZTA? - The Founders took a year to decide on the Greek symbo...

When was ZTA founded? - Answer-Oct 15th 1898 Where was ZTA founded? - Answer-Longwood University where is Longwood - Answer-farmville, va original name of ZTA - Answer-??? Who assisted the women as they set rituals and traditions of ZTA? Where did they go to school - Answer-Plummer Jones and Giles Mebane Smith, William and Mary Who wrote the creed? - Answer-Shirley Kreasan Strout Why was ZTA founded - Answer-ensure lasting friendships among its members Greek name - Answer...

Zeta Tau Alpha initiation test questions and answers rated A+ When was ZTA founded? October 15, 1898 What was the original name of ZTA? ??? Where was ZTA founded? Longwood University, Farmville, VA Why is the strawberry special to ZTA? An admirer sent strawberries to Cammie Jones and the founders used it as the reason for the first purely social gatherings of ZTA What are the 5 areas of sisterhood? 1. Shared social experiences 2. Common purpose 3. Accountability 4. Support & Encouragement 5....

What does it mean when you purchase a badge for initiation? - It is on lease to you for as long as you live or remain a member of ZTA Who are the 9 Founders? - Frances Yancey Smith, Ruby, Leigh Orgain, Della Lewis Hundley, Mary Jones Batte, Alice Grey Welsh, Helen M. Crafford, Maud Jones Horner, Alice Bland Coleman, Ethel Coleman Van Name What was the original name for the fraternity? - ??? What is the flower of Zeta Tau Alpha? - The white violet What are the symbols? - 5 pointed crown, s...

zeta tau alpha questions and answers already passed why is the strawberry zta special? an admirer sent the to a founder and it prompted the first social gathering who is zeta's current national president? Caroline Hoff Carpenter ZTA international office is held in Indianapoilis, Indiana Members of the national council are appointed by the executive director for two year terms false the constitution and bylaws of Zeta Tau Alpha are voted on by the delegates at convention true the letters NH...

What did Plummer Jones and Giles Mebane Smith do? - Help found ZTA What is our National philanthropy? - Breast Cancer Education and Awareness What is our flower? - the white violet Where is ZTA's International Office located? - Indianapolis, Indiana ZTAF= - Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation What is ZTA's magazine called? - Themis What is required for rituals? - a chalk white dress What are our colors? - turquoise blue and steel gray What was the Fraternity's original name? - "???" Our curr...

To realize - that within our grasp, in Zeta Tau Alpha, lies - the opportunity to learn those things which will ever enrich and ennoble our lives; to be true - to ourselves, and to those within and without our circle; to think - in terms of all mankind and our service to the world; to be - steadfast, strong, and clean of heart and mind, remembering that - since the thought is father to the deed,