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Quiz about Latterday Saint Temples
Quiz about Latterday Saint Temples

Latter-day Saint Temples Trivia Quiz


This is a quiz to see how well you know the history of some of the temples.

A multiple-choice quiz by CoolGirl17. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
CoolGirl17
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
245,610
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
6 / 10
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1314
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Question 1 of 10
1. What was the second temple built by the Saints? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. President Young stated that this temple would be built with volunteer labor only, "wages are entirely out of the question. Nevertheless, the temple can be built without any burden to ourselves." The temple is located in the Cache Valley. Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. 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. Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. This temple is located along the banks of the Snake River. Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. This temple was the first in two ways: it was the first to built outside of the United States, and it was the first to be built without an assembly hall on the upper floors. Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. Around the time of World War II the number of Saints that had moved to California increased significantly. The General Authorities felt a need for the people to have a temple there, what was the first temple they built in California? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. This temple is one of the most active temples. It helps that it is located near the Missionary Training Center and Brigham Young University. Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. 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. Where was the first of the these smaller temples built? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. This temple was built with two main spires as many of its predecessors, but it also included four smaller spires. The exterior of the temple was finished with marble chips in plaster giving the temple a fairytale like appearance. Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. This temple was to be another of many firsts, it was the first temple to be built "overseas." It also was the first temple to not have English as its main language. Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. What was the second temple built by the Saints?

Answer: Nauvoo

The Nauvoo temple was built in Nauvoo, Illinois. It was dedicated in private on April 30, 1846, and a public dedication was on May 1st. The Saints were not able to use it for very long because they were issued with the Extermination Order. It burned to the ground in a suspicious fire on October 9, 1848.
2. President Young stated that this temple would be built with volunteer labor only, "wages are entirely out of the question. Nevertheless, the temple can be built without any burden to ourselves." The temple is located in the Cache Valley.

Answer: Logan

The skills that the Saints gained in building up the temple not only allowed them to finish it, but it also gave them the tools and knowledge to build their own homes and the community. The temple was dedicated on May 17, 1884.
3. 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.

Answer: Hawaii

The Hawaii temple is located on the Island of Laie and it was dedicated on November 27, 1919.
4. This temple is located along the banks of the Snake River.

Answer: Idaho Falls

The Chamber of Commerce of Idaho Falls donated 5 acres of land to the Church for the building of the temple; they recognized the boost to the economy that a temple there would provide. It was dedicated on September 23, 1945.
5. This temple was the first in two ways: it was the first to built outside of the United States, and it was the first to be built without an assembly hall on the upper floors.

Answer: Alberta

The building of the temple without an assembly hall focused the temple to be a building for the Temple work and not a multi-purpose building anymore. The Alberta temple was dedicated on August 26, 1923.
6. Around the time of World War II the number of Saints that had moved to California increased significantly. The General Authorities felt a need for the people to have a temple there, what was the first temple they built in California?

Answer: Los Angeles

The Los Angeles temple was one of the largest temples when it was built. It had room for as many to participate in ordinances as the Salt Lake City temple. It was dedicated March 11, 1956.
7. This temple is one of the most active temples. It helps that it is located near the Missionary Training Center and Brigham Young University.

Answer: Provo

The Provo temple was originally built without an Angel Moroni. However, in 2003 it underwent major renovations and Moroni was added to the temple. It was dedicated February 9, 1972.
8. 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. Where was the first of the these smaller temples built?

Answer: Monticello

Within three years after the announcement of the smaller temples the number of temples had doubled to over 100. Monticello was dedicated on July 26, 1998.
9. This temple was built with two main spires as many of its predecessors, but it also included four smaller spires. The exterior of the temple was finished with marble chips in plaster giving the temple a fairytale like appearance.

Answer: San Diego

This temple is my favorite as I grew up in San Diego hearing that it would be built and looking forward to it. The temple is often known to people in San Diego as the "Disneyland Castle", as it looks so majestic. It was dedicated April 25, 1993.
10. This temple was to be another of many firsts, it was the first temple to be built "overseas." It also was the first temple to not have English as its main language.

Answer: Swiss

The Swiss temple was dedicated on September 11, 1955. However, on October 23, 1992 it was rededicated following extensive renovations and is now known as the Bern Switzerland temple.
Source: Author CoolGirl17

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