Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi) Fraternal Practice Exam

Which of the following lists correctly names the ten founding fathers?

Howard M. Jefferson; Frederick R. Leach; George L. Bergen; Nathan Lane Jr.; William O. Tremaine; Robert S. Douglas; Morris S. Rachmil; Irving L. Camp; Daniel V. Duff; Herbert M. Wright Howard M. Jefferson; Frederick R. Leach; George L. Bergen; Nathan Lane Jr.; William O. Tremaine; Robert S. Douglas; Morris S. Rachmil; Irving L. Camp; Daniel V. Duff Howard M. Jefferson; Frederick R. Leach; George L. Bergen; Nathan Lane Jr.; William O. Tremaine; Robert S. Douglas; Morris S. Rachmil; Irving L. Camp; Daniel V. Duff; Herbert M. Wright; Edward L. Smith Howard M. Jefferson; Frederick R. Leach; George L. Bergen; Nathan Lane Jr.

Correct Answer:

Howard M. Jefferson; Frederick R. Leach; George L. Bergen; Nathan Lane Jr.; William O. Tremaine; Robert S. Douglas; Morris S. Rachmil; Irving L. Camp; Daniel V. Duff; Herbert M. Wright

Explanation:

The names of the ten founders are the men who established Alpha Kappa Psi in 1904. The correct list includes all ten: Howard M. Jefferson, Frederick R. Leach, George L. Bergen, Nathan Lane Jr., William O. Tremaine, Robert S. Douglas, Morris S. Rachmil, Irving L. Camp, Daniel V. Duff, and Herbert M. Wright. Any option that omits one of these founders or adds someone not part of the original group isn’t the full roster. For example, a list that leaves out a founder or includes Edward L. Smith would not be correct, since Edward L. Smith is not among the ten. The order of names doesn’t matter, only that the set matches the established founding members.

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