What is the Greek motto of Pi Kappa Phi?

• A. Nothing shall tear us asunder.
• B. Carpe Diem
• C. Semper Fi
• D. In God We Trust

Answer: (A)

The message being tested is recognizing Pi Kappa Phi’s official motto and what it expresses. The motto chosen by the fraternity is “Nothing shall tear us asunder,” a statement that underscores the commitment of brothers to remain united and supportive of one another through all challenges. It highlights the bond of lifelong friendship and mutual responsibility that the fraternity aims to foster among its members.

The other phrases belong to different contexts and are not associated with Pi Kappa Phi. Carpe Diem is a Latin motto used by many groups to signal seizing the day; Semper Fi is the Latin motto of the U.S. Marine Corps, meaning “Always Faithful”; In God We Trust is the U.S. national motto. They don’t reflect the Pi Kappa Phi pledge or its guiding sentiment of enduring brotherhood, which is why the first option is the best choice.