What are your tests?

What are your tests?

• A. Prudence, Faith, Obedience, Endurance, Courage
• B. Discipline, Faith, Obedience, Endurance, Courage
• C. Wisdom, Patience, Humility, Courage, Faith
• D. Discretion, Faith, Obedience, Endurance, Courage

Answer: (D)

These tests focus on five core character traits that Omega Psi Phi emphasizes for neophytes: Discretion, Faith, Obedience, Endurance, and Courage. Discretion means using good judgment and keeping confidences, acting with propriety in all fraternity matters. Faith represents trust in the process, in the fraternity’s ideals, and in one’s commitments. Obedience reflects a readiness to follow directions from those who lead and to uphold the rules of the group. Endurance is about perseverance—staying committed and pushing through the challenges of initiation and ongoing responsibilities. Courage is the ability to face difficulties, stand up for what’s right, and uphold the fraternity’s values even when it’s tough. While other lists include virtues like prudence, wisdom, patience, humility, or discipline, the traditional set highlighted here centers on these five, making them the best fit for describing the tests a neophyte is expected to meet.

These tests focus on five core character traits that Omega Psi Phi emphasizes for neophytes: Discretion, Faith, Obedience, Endurance, and Courage. Discretion means using good judgment and keeping confidences, acting with propriety in all fraternity matters. Faith represents trust in the process, in the fraternity’s ideals, and in one’s commitments. Obedience reflects a readiness to follow directions from those who lead and to uphold the rules of the group. Endurance is about perseverance—staying committed and pushing through the challenges of initiation and ongoing responsibilities. Courage is the ability to face difficulties, stand up for what’s right, and uphold the fraternity’s values even when it’s tough. While other lists include virtues like prudence, wisdom, patience, humility, or discipline, the traditional set highlighted here centers on these five, making them the best fit for describing the tests a neophyte is expected to meet.