Which element from Phrenocon is listed as still existing in Phi Kappa Tau today?

• A. The Oath of Phi Kappa Tau, the concept of expansion, the Red Carnation, and the Cardinal Principles
• B. The motto only
• C. The initiation ritual
• D. The badge

Answer: (A)

From Phrenocon to Phi Kappa Tau, several pieces of the old fraternity’s heritage were carried forward, and this question asks which of those elements are still listed as existing in Phi Kappa Tau today. The Oath of Phi Kappa Tau remains a formal pledge that embodies the commitments members make to uphold the fraternity’s ideals. The concept of expansion continues as a guiding idea for growing chapters and extending the fraternity’s reach, reflecting a maintained emphasis on growth and influence. The Red Carnation serves as a symbolic emblem tied to the fraternity’s historical identity, still recognized in its heritage. The Cardinal Principles—the fundamental beliefs shaping members’ conduct—remain foundational in how the fraternity approaches its values and actions.

Together, these elements show the aspects from Phrenocon that Phi Kappa Tau preserves in its modern form. Other options spotlight individual pieces that are not the total set that the fraternity still lists today.