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100

At what age can worthy members of the church enter the temple and perform baptisms for the dead.

11, but only starting in January of the year they turn 12

100

Jesus taught the gospel at this location when he was 12 years old.

the Temple

100

Which of these temples was adapted from a former church meetinghouse/chapel?

a. San Antonio Texas

b. Copenhagen Denmark

c. Madrid Spain

b. Copenhagen Denmark

100

This temple was originally constructed with a horizontal (flying) angel atop its tower. 

a. Kirtland Temple 

b. Nauvoo Illinois Temple 

c. Salt Lake City Temple

b. Nauvoo Illinois Temple

200

In the temple we make sacred _______ with our Heavenly Father.

Covenants

200

The temple is the Lord's _____.

house

200

This temple was the first in two ways: it was the first to be built outside of the United States, and it was the first to be built without an assembly hall on the upper floors.  

a. London England 

b. Cardston Alberta

c. Copenhagen Denmark

b. Cardston Alberta Temple

200

The number of temples operating, under construction or renovation, and announced as of today.

367 (193 operating, 9 under renovation, 48 under construction, 110 announced)

300

What document is necessary to enter the Temple.

Temple recommend

300

In April 1836, the Savior appeared to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in this temple.

Kirtland Ohio temple

300

This temple was built on a lot that originally was home to an orange grove; during the open house visitors were served orange juice made from the trees that once stood there.

a. San Diego California

b. Orlando Florida

c. Redlands California

c. Redlands California Temple

300

What temple was the first temple to be dedicated in a nation where Christianity was not the predominant religion. 

a. Tokyo Japan 

b. Hong Kong China 

c. Fukuoka Japan

a. Tokyo Japan Temple

400

President Monson told us all to have a picture of what in our rooms?

a temple

400

The person who restored the sealing keys was

a. Elisha

b. Joseph Smith

c. Elijah

c. Elijah

400

This temple was built in a place without a lot of normal building materials, instead the builders decided to use the natural volcanic rock and coral to make a type of concrete. 

a. Laie Hawaii Temple 

b. Mesa Arizona Temple 

c. Papeete Tahiti

a. Laie Hawaii temple

400

During the preparation of the site of this temple, there were several World War II concrete bunkers found underground. 

a. Redlands California Temple 

b. Kyiv Ukraine Temple 

c. Suva Fiji Temple

c. Suva Fiji Temple

500

In the temple, we are all dressed in _______.

white

500

In 1997 President Gordon B. Hinckley announced during General Conference that a new phase of temples were to be built. These temples would be smaller thus allowing more to be built. What temple was the first of the smaller temples to be built. 

a. Fukuoka Japan 

b. Columbus Ohio 

c. Monticello Utah

c. Monticello Utah

500

Which of these temples was built as a multipurpose building (temple, church building, and apartments)?

a. Hong Kong

b. Washington DC

c. Preston England

a. Hong Kong

500

For this temple city officials showed their support by renaming the street and the three blocks on which it was located to Temple Drive, Temple, Genealogist, and Chapel respectively. 

a. Idaho Falls, Idaho Temple

 b. Stockholm Sweden Temple 

c. Payson Utah Temple

b. Stockholm Sweden Temple

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